Job Management Partner 1/Client Security Control Description, User's Guide and Operator's Guide

16.16 Import file

This file is specified when executing the connection control list import command (cscrimport). Its contents are imported as a connection control list.

When the command for exporting a connection control list (cscrexport) is executed, an export file is output in the same format as the import file.

The import file is a text file in CSV format, and can be created with any file name in any directory.

Organization of this section

(1) Synopsis

(2) Definition contents

(3) Specification example

(1) Synopsis

 
MAC-address,IP-address,connection-status{ 1|2 } 
MAC-address,IP-address,connection-status{ 1|2 } 
    :
    :

Legend: [Figure] : Line feed code

(2) Definition contents

The following table shows the contents to define in this file.

Table 16-48 Definition contents of an import file

No. Item Setting value

1 MAC address^# Write the MAC addresses of the clients whose information is to be imported, one address per line.
Specify each MAC address as 12 hexadecimal digits.
MAC addresses are not case sensitive.
You can use a delimiter after every second digit. Only one type of delimiter can be used in one MAC address.
The following delimiters can be used:

Hyphen (-)

Colon (:)

Space

2 IP address Specify the IP address corresponding to the MAC address.

3 Connection status Specify the connection status (permit or deny).
1: Deny
2: Permit

#

In the file output by the export command (cscrexport), the digits are delimited with colons (:).

Note the following coding conventions:

You can write multiple lines in the file.

End every line with a line feed code. The line feed code is 0x0d0a. Lines containing only a line feed code are ignored.

No.	Item	Setting value
1	MAC address^#	Write the MAC addresses of the clients whose information is to be imported, one address per line. Specify each MAC address as 12 hexadecimal digits. MAC addresses are not case sensitive. You can use a delimiter after every second digit. Only one type of delimiter can be used in one MAC address. The following delimiters can be used: Hyphen (-) Colon (:) Space
2	IP address	Specify the IP address corresponding to the MAC address.
3	Connection status	Specify the connection status (permit or deny). 1: Deny 2: Permit

(3) Specification example

No delimiter used:

 
0000E2701623,192.168.2.10,1 
0000E2701624,192.168.2.11,1 
0000E2701625,192.168.2.12,1 
0000E2701626,192.168.2.13,1 
0000E2701627,192.168.2.14,2 
0000E2701628,192.168.2.15,2 
0000E2701628,192.168.2.16,2 
0000E2701629,192.168.2.17,1 
0000E2701630,192.168.2.18,1

Colon (:) used as the delimiter:

 
00:00:E2:70:16:23,192.168.2.10,1 
00:00:E2:70:16:24,192.168.2.11,1 
00:00:E2:70:16:25,192.168.2.12,1 
00:00:E2:70:16:26,192.168.2.13,1 
00:00:E2:70:16:27,192.168.2.14,2 
00:00:E2:70:16:28,192.168.2.15,2 
00:00:E2:70:16:28,192.168.2.16,2 
00:00:E2:70:16:29,192.168.2.17,1 
00:00:E2:70:16:30,192.168.2.18,1

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