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hetfidd
hetfidd
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How do I configure a security zone to enable an IP range.

  • May 7, 2019
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How do I configure a security zone to enable an IP range.  What is the syntax?  Or do I have to assign a security zone to every individual IP address in the range?  I cannot find examples anywhere for setting up a range of IPs in one security zone configuration.    We have a range of IPs for access to our SAP system and they will be accessing via API.    This is the range I've been given:   158.52.0.0/16 - 159.41.0.0/16

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    Best answer by david--garcia

    from the server config files:

    serverConf.xml or config-<instance>.xml file just add the CIDR

    <subNetwork id="SAP1" mask="158.52.0.0/16 " name="SAP1"/> <!--SAP CIDR-->

    <subNetwork id="SAP2" mask="159.41.0.0/16 " name="SAP2"/> <!--SAP CIDR-->

    Some details about these ranges.

    CIDR Range158.52.0.0/16
    Netmask255.255.0.0
    Wildcard Bits0.0.255.255
    First IP158.52.0.0
    Last IP158.52.255.255
    Total Host65536

    CIDR Range159.41.0.0/16
    Netmask255.255.0.0
    Wildcard Bits0.0.255.255
    First IP159.41.0.0
    Last IP159.41.255.255
    Total Host65536

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    david--garcia
    david--garcia
    Level 10
    May 7, 2019

    Are you on ACC or ACS

      hetfidd
      hetfiddAuthor
      Level 2
      May 7, 2019

      I'm on Adobe campaign classic.    The guys from sap gave me that "range" of two CIDRs and I am not sure there is an actual range of CIDRs.  I have set up CIDRs as individual security zones before.  I haven't been given a range of CIDRs formatted like that before.  I am going to clarify with the sap team.

      david--garcia
      david--garciaAccepted solution
      Level 10
      May 7, 2019

      from the server config files:

      serverConf.xml or config-<instance>.xml file just add the CIDR

      <subNetwork id="SAP1" mask="158.52.0.0/16 " name="SAP1"/> <!--SAP CIDR-->

      <subNetwork id="SAP2" mask="159.41.0.0/16 " name="SAP2"/> <!--SAP CIDR-->

      Some details about these ranges.

      CIDR Range158.52.0.0/16
      Netmask255.255.0.0
      Wildcard Bits0.0.255.255
      First IP158.52.0.0
      Last IP158.52.255.255
      Total Host65536

      CIDR Range159.41.0.0/16
      Netmask255.255.0.0
      Wildcard Bits0.0.255.255
      First IP159.41.0.0
      Last IP159.41.255.255
      Total Host65536
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