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Importing a Security Group Rule

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Last updated: 2024-10-22 16:12:22

Overview

You can create and recover security group rules by importing backup rule file.

Directions

1. Log in to the security group console, and enter the security group management page..
2. On the Security Group page, select a region and locate the target security group.
3. Click the ID/name of the security group.
4. Click Inbound rule or Outbound rule.
5. On the Inbound Rule or Outbound Rule tab, click Import Rule.
6. In the Batch Import-Inbound/Outbound Rules pop-up window, select the edited template file for the inbound/outbound rules and click Import.
Note:
Security group w/ rules: Click Append to add rules in the file before the existing rules.
Security group w/o rules: Download a template, edit the file, and import it.
For details about source and protocol port formats in the import rule template file, see the instructions on the console page.

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