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Distinguish IPv4/IPv6 in Security Group rules view mode #671
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Might be it's better to implement new rule creation as modal dialog? It could help define the context like, if i have chosen incoming then show From if outgoing then To, like single screen master when context of the first field dwfines the next. Just to think about it... |
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Jan 19, 2018
A comment of 18.11.17 is moved to a separate issue #903 |
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Ingress SG rules wrong semantics
Distinguish IPv4/IPv6 in Security Groups view mode
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Distinguish IPv4/IPv6 in Security Groups view mode
Distinguish IPv4/IPv6 in Security Group rules in view mode
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Distinguish IPv4/IPv6 in Security Group rules in view mode
Distinguish IPv4/IPv6 in Security Group rules view mode
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Acceptance criteria:
Incoming TCP traffic from IPv4 X.X.X.X/Y to VM (add the word) port range M-N
Incoming TCP traffic from IPv6 X:Y::C/D to VM (add the word) port range M-N
Outgoing TCP traffic to IPv4 X.X.X.X/Y to port range M-N
Outgoing TCP traffic to IPv6 X:Y::C/D to port range M-N
IPv4 and V6 addresses can be easily distinguished with Regexp.
Filtering when view - add new 2 checkboxes ipv4, ipv6 on the right side of 2 existing filterings
Includes #920
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