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CHAPTER 3: Configuration Mode Commands Command For more information abort See “abort command” on page 43. address See “address command” on page 43. certificate See “certificate command” on page 45. commit See “commit command” on page 45. delete See “delete command” on page 45. denial_of_service See “denial_of_service command” on page 46. high_availability See “high_availability commands” on page 47. ike See “ike command” on page 48. interface See “interface command” on page 49. ipsec See “ipsec command” on page 49. license See “license command” on page 49. log See “log command” on page 50. nat See “nat command” on page 54. no See “no command” on page 56. policy See “policy command” on page 57. qos See “qos command” on page 60. ras See “ras command” on page 61. rename See “rename command” on page 61. schedule See “schedule command” on page 62. service See “service command” on page 63. system See “system command” on page 64. trace See “trace command” on page 64. tenant See “tenant command” on page 65. tunnel_switch See “tunnel_switch command” on page 65. show See “history command” on page 66. history See “history command” on page 14. exit See “exit command” on page 14. top See “top command” on page 15. 42 WatchGuard Vclass 5.1
abort command Top-level configuration mode commands WG#config WG(config)#abort Effect Aborts (erases) all system configuration changes made since the last use of the WG(config)#commit command. This empties the cache of to-be-committed changes and additions. Arguments None address command WG#config WG(config)#address [+] -host \ []… -net []… -range \ []… \ -group []… Effect Creates a new address object or modifies an existing group, depending upon the use of the “+” character. This command must start with a new or existing “name” and can incorporate the following: (1) a single IP address, (2) a range of IP addresses, (3) a subnet, and (4) a group of existing address entries that you may want to combine into a single entity. Arguments This argument notes a new “name” for this group. You can then type one or more of the following WatchGuard Command Line Interface Guide 43
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