euca-replace-network-acl-entry(1)


NAME

   euca-replace-network-acl-entry - Replace an entry in a VPC network ACL

SYNOPSIS

   euca-replace-network-acl-entry -n INT (--allow | --deny) -r CIDR

   [-P PROTOCOL] [--egress] [-p RANGE]
          [-t   TYPE:CODE]   [--show-empty-fields]   [-U   URL]  [--region
          USER@REGION]  [-I  KEY_ID]  [-S  KEY]  [--security-token  TOKEN]
          [--debug] [--debugger] [--version] [-h] NACL

DESCRIPTION

   Replace an entry in a VPC network ACL

   positional arguments:
   NACL   ID of the network ACL to add the entry to (required)

   optional arguments:
   -n INT, --rule-number INT
          rule number for the new entry (required)

   --allow
          make the new entry allow the traffic it matches

   --deny make the new entry block the traffic it matches

   -r CIDR, --cidr CIDR
          CIDR address range the entry should affect (required)

   -P PROTOCOL, --protocol PROTOCOL
          protocol the entry should apply to (default: all)

   --egress
          make   the   entry  affect  outgoing  (egress)  network  traffic
          (default: affect incoming (ingress) traffic)

   -p RANGE, --port-range RANGE
          range of ports (specified as "from-to") or a single port  number
          (required for tcp and udp)

   -t TYPE:CODE, --icmp-type-code TYPE:CODE
          ICMP  type  and  code  (specified  as "type:code") (required for
          icmp)

   --show-empty-fields
          show empty values as "(nil)"

   -U URL, --url URL
          compute service endpoint URL

   --region USER@REGION
          region and/or user names to search when looking up  config  file
          data

   -I KEY_ID, --access-key-id KEY_ID

   -S KEY, --secret-key KEY

   --security-token TOKEN

   --debug
          show debugging output

   --debugger
          launch interactive debugger on error

   --version
          show the program's version and exit

   -h, --help
          show this help message and exit





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