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Zgate run-time configuration – Zilog EZ80F91GA User Manual

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ZGATE Run-Time Configuration

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TCP_PORT.

Defines static filtering list entries for the TCP_PORT_FILTER.

UDP_PORT.

Defines static filtering list entries for the UDP_PORT _FILTER.

is a list of one or more comma-separated items within braces. The format and

meaning of list items depends on the filtering list to which entries are being added. TCP
(and UDP) port number list items must be between 1 and 65535. Ethernet MAC address
list items must be six hexadecimal values separated by colons; e.g.,

ab:cd:ef:01:23:45

. IP address list items must be entered in dotted decimal format

using four numbers between 0 and 255 separated by periods; e.g.,

192.168.2.30

. Ether-

net frame type list values must be between 1 and 65535; IP protocol number list values
must be between 1 and 254.

ZGATE Run-Time Configuration

After system startup, ZGATE’s configuration can be viewed/modified using the ZGATE
shell commands, the web interface, or programmatically through the ZGATE API.

ZGATE’s

zg_save

shell command , the Startup Settings web page, and the

ZGATE_save

API cause ZGATE to save the current ZGATE configuration to the

zg_rules.usr

file in

the Zilog File System (only if the ZTP application includes ZFS support). These saved set-
tings will then be used as the ZGATE start-up configuration the next time the system
restarts.

The ZGATE

zg_restore

shell command, the Startup Settings web page, and the

ZGATE_restore

API cause ZGATE to delete the

zg_rules.usr

file in the Zilog File

System (only if the ZTP application includes ZFS support). As a result, ZGATE will use
the start-up settings in the

zg_rules.def

file in ZFS (only if the ZTP application include

ZFS support) or the configuration settings in the

ZGATE_Conf.c

file that is linked to the

ZTP application as the ZGATE start-up configuration the next time the system restarts.