Cloud Firewall:ModifyNatFirewallControlPolicy

The language of the content within the request and the response. Valid values:

• zh: Chinese (default)
• en: English

The action that Cloud Firewall performs on the traffic. Valid values:

• accept: allows the traffic.
• drop: denies the traffic.
• log: monitors the traffic.

The description of the access control policy. Fuzzy match is supported.

The destination port in the access control policy.

The destination address in the access control policy.

• If DestinationType is set to net, the value of Destination is a CIDR block. Example: 1.2.3.4/24
• If DestinationType is set to group, the value of Destination is an address book. Example: db_group
• If DestinationType is set to domain, the value of Destination is a domain name. Example: *.aliyuncs.com
• If DestinationType is set to location, the value of Destination is a location. For more information about the location codes, see the "AddControlPolicy" topic. Example: ["BJ11", "ZB"]

The type of the destination address in the access control policy. Valid values:

• net: CIDR block
• group: address book
• domain: domain name
• location: destination location

The ID of the NAT gateway.

The protocol type in the access control policy. Valid values:

• ANY
• TCP
• UDP
• ICMP

The source address in the access control policy. Valid values:

• If SourceType is set to net, the value of this parameter is a CIDR block. Example: 10.2.XX.XX/24.
• If SourceType is set to group, the value of this parameter is an address book name. Example: db_group.

The UUID of the access control policy.

To modify the configurations of an access control policy, you must provide the UUID of the policy. You can call the DescribeNatFirewallControlPolicy operation to query the UUIDs of access control policies.

The direction of the traffic to which the access control policy applies.

• Set the value to out.

The type of the source address in the access control policy. Valid values:

• net: CIDR block
• group: address book

The type of the destination port in the access control policy. Valid values:

• port: port
• group: port address book

The name of the destination port address book in the access control policy.

The status of the access control policy. Valid values:

• true: enabled
• false: disabled

The name of the application.

The domain name resolution method of the access control policy. Valid values:

• 0: Fully qualified domain name (FQDN)-based resolution
• 1: Domain Name System (DNS)-based dynamic resolution
• 2: FQDN and DNS-based dynamic resolution

The recurrence type for the access control policy to take effect. Valid values:

• Permanent (default): The policy always takes effect.
• None: The policy takes effect for only once.
• Daily: The policy takes effect on a daily basis.
• Weekly: The policy takes effect on a weekly basis.
• Monthly: The policy takes effect on a monthly basis.

The days of a week or of a month on which the access control policy takes effect.

• If RepeatType is set to Permanent, None, or Daily, RepeatDays is left empty. Example: [].
• If RepeatType is set to Weekly, RepeatDays must be specified. Example: [0, 6].

• If RepeatType is set to Monthly, RepeatDays must be specified. Example: [1, 31].

The point in time when the recurrence starts. Example: 08:00. The value must be on the hour or on the half hour, and at least 30 minutes earlier than the value of RepeatEndTime.

The point in time when the recurrence ends. Example: 23:30. The value must be on the hour or on the half hour, and at least 30 minutes later than the value of RepeatStartTime.

The time when the access control policy starts to take effect. The value is a UNIX timestamp. Unit: seconds. The value must be on the hour or on the half hour, and at least 30 minutes earlier than the value of EndTime.

The time when the access control policy stops taking effect. The value is a UNIX timestamp. Unit: seconds. The value must be on the hour or on the half hour, and at least 30 minutes later than the value of StartTime.