FireBrick FB6602, Руководство пользователя

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Configuration
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--user "username:password" --output "filename"
Replace username and password with appropriate credentials.
The XML configuration file will be stored in the file specified by filename - you can choose any file extension
you wish (or none at all), but we suggest that you use
.xml for consistency with the file extension used when
saving a configuration via the User Interface (see Section 3.4.4).
3.6.2. Upload
To upload the configuration to the FB6000 you need to send the configuration XML file as if posted by a web
form, using encoding MIME type
multi-part/form-data .
An example of doing this using curl , run on a Linux box is shown below :-
curl http://<FB6000 IP address or DNS name>/config/config
--user "username:password" --form config="@filename"
3.1. IP address groups
An IP address group is a named definition of a range of IP addresses, which can be referenced in many places
where you would otherwise explicitly specify such ranges. This allows you to specify commonly occuring
ranges (for example a trusted group of addresses) in one place, which aids maintainability, and then reference
them by name, which speeds configuration and aids readability.
An IP address group is defined using an
ip-group
top-level object - in the web user interface, click on the
"IP group" category icon to create and edit these objects.