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Infoblox recommends using alternative editing methods for creating new policy rules. The CPD editor is provided for compatibility with older releases of NetMRI. |
The CPD Editor provides a legacy rule format using a more free-form rule development environment than the Simple Rule Editor. You use several simple text headers to create sections for the rule to match against; these headers also express the basic logic for the rule. Possible section headers include the following:
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Rule blocks support indentation similar to what is described in Multi-Line Config File Matches.
Because a required block is satisfied by finding just one match in a configuration file, it is best to use the required block with the invalid block. This action takes advantage of the fact that the required blocks are processed first and any consecutive configuration lines that do not match the required blocks are then matched with the invalid block. Below is an example that uses this method.
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