Guidelines
By default the appliance will refuse to accept a packet on an interface other than
the one bound to the destination address of the packet. Use the
disable-interface-isolation
command to disable that behavior and allow any
interface on the same subnet to accept the packet.
As a security policy, the interface receiving a network packet must also be
configured with the IP address that is the destination address of the packet.
Enabling this option relaxes that restriction.
Related Commands
relax-interface-isolation
Examples
v
Allows any interface on the same subnet to accept a packet.
# disable-interface-isolation on
#
ecn-disable
Turn on or off ECN-capable TCP sessions.
Syntax
ecn-disable
{
on
|
off
}
Parameters
on
Stops the generation of ECN-capable TCP sessions.
off
(Default) Generates ECN-capable TCP sessions.
Examples
v
Stops the networking system from generating ECN-enabled TCP sessions.
# ecn-disable on
#
icmp-disable
Disables the generation of a specific Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
reply message.
Syntax
icmp-disable
{
addressmask-reply
|
echo-reply
|
info-reply
|
timestamp-reply
}
no icmp-disable
Parameters
addressmask-reply
,
echo-reply
,
info-reply
, and
timestamp-reply
Specifies the target ICMP reply type to disable.
Guidelines
By default, the appliance replies to the corresponding ICMP requests.
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