Adding or deleting a security group rule will interrupt traffic forwarding on the vNICs that use the rule and interrupt the network connections on the cloud hosts that own the vNICs. Make sure you are fully aware of the impact of this operation on your network.
On the top navigation bar, click Cloud Services.
From the left navigation pane, select Network & Security > Security Groups.
Click the name of a security group to open the security group details page.
On the Security Group Rules tab, click Create Rule.
Configure security group rule parameters as required.
Click OK.
Table-1 Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
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Protocol |
Protocol used by the traffic to be permitted. |
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Direction |
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Port |
TCP/IP port number, which is a logical port. A port range specifies the range of destination port numbers of the traffic to be permitted. This parameter is not needed if the selected protocols use fixed ports. |
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Peer Type |
Type of the peer with which communication is permitted. The peer can be an IP address, IP network address, or a security group. |
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IP or Network/Security Group |
If the peer type is IP or Network |
IPv4 |
Permits the configured IPv4 address or IPv4 network address. |
IPv6 |
Permits the configured IPv6 address or IPv6 network address. |
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If the peer type is Security Group |
IPv4 |
Permits the IPv4 addresses of all cloud hosts in the selected security group. |
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IPv6 |
Permits the IPv6 addresses of all cloud hosts in the selected security group. |