Contains ordered list of rules and path to PolicyServiceInstance
Ordered list of rules long with the path of PolicyServiceInstance
to which the traffic needs to be redirected.
| Name | Description | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| _create_time | Timestamp of resource creation | EpochMsTimestamp | Readonly Sortable |
| _create_user | ID of the user who created this resource | string | Readonly |
| _last_modified_time | Timestamp of last modification | EpochMsTimestamp | Readonly Sortable |
| _last_modified_user | ID of the user who last modified this resource | string | Readonly |
| _links | References related to this resource The server will populate this field when returing the resource. Ignored on PUT and POST. |
array of ResourceLink | Readonly |
| _protection | Indicates protection status of this resource Protection status is one of the following: PROTECTED - the client who retrieved the entity is not allowed to modify it. NOT_PROTECTED - the client who retrieved the entity is allowed to modify it REQUIRE_OVERRIDE - the client who retrieved the entity is a super user and can modify it, but only when providing the request header X-Allow-Overwrite=true. UNKNOWN - the _protection field could not be determined for this entity. |
string | Readonly |
| _revision | Generation of this resource config The _revision property describes the current revision of the resource. To prevent clients from overwriting each other's changes, PUT operations must include the current _revision of the resource, which clients should obtain by issuing a GET operation. If the _revision provided in a PUT request is missing or stale, the operation will be rejected. |
int | |
| _schema | Schema for this resource | string | Readonly |
| _self | Link to this resource | SelfResourceLink | Readonly |
| _system_owned | Indicates system owned resource | boolean | Readonly |
| category | A way to classify a security policy, if needed. - Distributed Firewall - Policy framework provides five pre-defined categories for classifying a security policy. They are "Ethernet","Emergency", "Infrastructure" "Environment" and "Application". There is a pre-determined order in which the policy framework manages the priority of these security policies. Ethernet category is for supporting layer 2 firewall rules. The other four categories are applicable for layer 3 rules. Amongst them, the Emergency category has the highest priority followed by Infrastructure, Environment and then Application rules. Administrator can choose to categorize a security policy into the above categories or can choose to leave it empty. If empty it will have the least precedence w.r.t the above four categories. - Edge Firewall - Policy Framework for Edge Firewall provides six pre-defined categories "Emergency", "SystemRules", "SharedPreRules", "LocalGatewayRules", "AutoServiceRules" and "Default", in order of priority of rules. All categories are allowed for Gatetway Policies that belong to 'default' Domain. However, for user created domains, category is restricted to "SharedPreRules" or "LocalGatewayRules" only. Also, the users can add/modify/delete rules from only the "SharedPreRules" and "LocalGatewayRules" categories. If user doesn't specify the category then defaulted to "Rules". System generated category is used by NSX created rules, for example BFD rules. Autoplumbed category used by NSX verticals to autoplumb data path rules. Finally, "Default" category is the placeholder default rules with lowest in the order of priority. |
string | |
| children | subtree for this type within policy tree subtree for this type within policy tree containing nested elements. |
array of ChildPolicyConfigResource (Abstract type: pass one of the following concrete types) ChildBgpNeighborConfig ChildBgpRoutingConfig ChildByodPolicyServiceInstance ChildCommunicationEntry ChildCommunicationMap ChildCommunityList ChildComputeClusterIdfwConfiguration ChildConstraint ChildDeploymentZone ChildDfwFirewallConfiguration ChildDhcpRelayConfig ChildDhcpServerConfig ChildDomain ChildDomainDeploymentMap ChildEndpointPolicy ChildEndpointRule ChildEnforcementPoint ChildFloodProtectionProfile ChildFloodProtectionProfileBindingMap ChildForwardingPolicy ChildForwardingRule ChildGatewayPolicy ChildGroup ChildGroupMonitoringProfileBindingMap ChildIPDiscoveryProfile ChildIPFIXDFWCollectorProfile ChildIPFIXDFWProfile ChildIPFIXL2CollectorProfile ChildIPFIXL2Profile ChildIPSecVpnDpdProfile ChildIPSecVpnIkeProfile ChildIPSecVpnLocalEndpoint ChildIPSecVpnService ChildIPSecVpnSession ChildIPSecVpnTunnelProfile ChildIpAddressAllocation ChildIpAddressBlock ChildIpAddressPool ChildIpAddressPoolSubnet ChildL2VPNService ChildL2VPNSession ChildL2Vpn ChildL2VpnContext ChildL3Vpn ChildL3VpnContext ChildLBAppProfile ChildLBClientSslProfile ChildLBMonitorProfile ChildLBPersistenceProfile ChildLBPool ChildLBServerSslProfile ChildLBService ChildLBVirtualServer ChildLocaleServices ChildMacDiscoveryProfile ChildPolicyContextProfile ChildPolicyDnsForwarder ChildPolicyDnsForwarderZone ChildPolicyEdgeCluster ChildPolicyEdgeNode ChildPolicyExcludeList ChildPolicyFirewallSessionTimerProfile ChildPolicyLabel ChildPolicyLbMonitorProfile ChildPolicyLbPersistenceProfile ChildPolicyLbPoolAccess ChildPolicyLbRule ChildPolicyLbVirtualServer ChildPolicyNat ChildPolicyNatRule ChildPolicyServiceChain ChildPolicyServiceInstance ChildPolicyServiceProfile ChildPolicyTransportZone ChildPortDiscoveryProfileBindingMap ChildPortMirroringProfile ChildPortMonitoringProfileBindingMap ChildPortQoSProfileBindingMap ChildPortSecurityProfileBindingMap ChildPrefixList ChildQoSProfile ChildRedirectionPolicy ChildRedirectionRule ChildRule ChildSecurityPolicy ChildSegment ChildSegmentDiscoveryProfileBindingMap ChildSegmentMonitoringProfileBindingMap ChildSegmentPort ChildSegmentQoSProfileBindingMap ChildSegmentSecurityProfile ChildSegmentSecurityProfileBindingMap ChildService ChildServiceEntry ChildServiceInstanceEndpoint ChildServiceInterface ChildServiceReference ChildServiceSegment ChildSessionTimerProfileBindingMap ChildSite ChildSpoofGuardProfile ChildSslTrustObjectData ChildStandaloneHostIdfwConfiguration ChildStaticARPConfig ChildStaticRoutes ChildTier0 ChildTier0DeploymentMap ChildTier0Interface ChildTier0RouteMap ChildTier1 ChildTier1DeploymentMap ChildTier1Interface ChildTlsCertificate ChildTlsCrl ChildTlsTrustData ChildVirtualEndpoint |
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| comments | SecurityPolicy lock/unlock comments Comments for security policy lock/unlock. |
string | |
| description | Description of this resource | string | Maximum length: 1024 Sortable |
| display_name | Identifier to use when displaying entity in logs or GUI Defaults to ID if not set |
string | Maximum length: 255 Sortable |
| id | Unique identifier of this resource | string | Sortable |
| lock_modified_by | User who locked the security policy ID of the user who last modified the lock for the secruity policy. |
string | Readonly |
| lock_modified_time | SecuirtyPolicy locked/unlocked time SecurityPolicy locked/unlocked time in epoch milliseconds. |
EpochMsTimestamp | Readonly |
| locked | Lock a security policy Indicates whether a security policy should be locked. If the security policy is locked by a user, then no other user would be able to modify this security policy. Once the user releases the lock, other users can update this security policy. |
boolean | Default: "False" |
| marked_for_delete | Indicates whether the intent object is marked for deletion Intent objects are not directly deleted from the system when a delete is invoked on them. They are marked for deletion and only when all the realized entities for that intent object gets deleted, the intent object is deleted. Objects that are marked for deletion are not returned in GET call. One can use the search API to get these objects. |
boolean | Readonly Default: "False" |
| parent_path | Path of its parent Path of its parent |
string | Readonly |
| path | Absolute path of this object Absolute path of this object |
string | Readonly |
| redirect_to | List of path Service Instance/service Instance endpoint | array of string | Required Minimum items: 1 Maximum items: 1 |
| relative_path | Relative path of this object Path relative from its parent |
string | Readonly |
| resource_type | Must be set to the value RedirectionPolicy | string | |
| rules | Redirection rules that are a part of this RedirectionPolicy Redirection rules that are a part of this RedirectionPolicy. At max, there can be 1000 rules in a given RedirectPolicy. |
array of RedirectionRule | Maximum items: 1000 |
| scope | The list of group paths where the rules in this policy will get
applied. This scope will take precedence over rule level scope. Supported only for security policies. |
array of string | Maximum items: 128 |
| sequence_number | Sequence number to resolve conflicts across Domains This field is used to resolve conflicts between security policies across domains. In order to change the sequence number of a policy one can fire a POST request on the policy entity with a query parameter action=revise The sequence number field will reflect the value of the computed sequence number upon execution of the above mentioned POST request. For scenarios where the administrator is using a template to update several security policies, the only way to set the sequence number is to explicitly specify the sequence number for each security policy. If no sequence number is specified in the payload, a value of 0 is assigned by default. If there are multiple policies with the same sequence number then their order is not deterministic. If a specific order of policies is desired, then one has to specify unique sequence numbers or use the POST request on the policy entity with a query parameter action=revise to let the framework assign a sequence number |
int | Minimum: 0 |
| stateful | Stateful nature of the entries within this security policy. Stateful or Stateless nature of security policy is enforced on all rules in this security policy. When it is stateful, the state of the network connects are tracked and a stateful packet inspection is performed. Layer3 security policies can be stateful or stateless. By default, they are stateful. Layer2 security policies can only be stateless. |
boolean | |
| tags | Opaque identifiers meaningful to the API user | array of Tag | Maximum items: 30 |
| tcp_strict | Enforce strict tcp handshake before allowing data packets Ensures that a 3 way TCP handshake is done before the data packets are sent. tcp_strict=true is supported only for stateful security policies. |
boolean |