CLI Guide - WatchGuard Technologies

CHAPTER 3: Configuration Mode Commands
addressing arguments, depending upon the
contents of this address.
-host [a.b.c.d]…
This argument notes a single IP address (omitting
subnet information.)
-net [a.b.c.d/e]…
This argument notes a single subnet IP address and
subnet mask (representing all the individual IP
addresses in that subnet.)
-range []
This argument notes a range of IP addresses.
-group [address_name]…
This argument notes a group of existing address
entries that you want to combine into a single
entity.
+
This character, when inserted in the command line
in the proper location, allows you to add a new
address member to an existing group. You must
have the exact name of the group – in its casesensitive
form, prior to adding new entries.
Examples
WG(config)# address my_nets -host
10.10.1.1/16
# Creating a new address group with a single host
WG(config)# address my_nets -range
14.0.2.1- \
14.0.2.125
# Creating a new address group with a range of IP
addresses
WG(config)# address my_nets + -net
10.29.0.0/16
# Add a new address to an existing address group
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