Get an ACL destination

get

Authorizations

defguard_sessionstringRequired

Path parameters

idinteger · int64Required

ID of the ACL destination.

Responses

200

ACL destination details.

application/json

An ACL destination. All relations represented as arrays of IDs.

addressesstringRequired

any_addressbooleanRequired

any_portbooleanRequired

any_protocolbooleanRequired

idinteger · int64Optional

kindstring · enumRequired

Type of an ACL alias:

• destination: the alias defines a complete destination that an ACL rule applies to.
• component: the alias defines parts of a destination and is combined with the parts defined in the ACL rule itself.

Possible values:

namestringRequired

parent_idinteger · int64 · nullableOptional

portsstringRequired

protocolsinteger · int32[]Required

rulesinteger · int64[]Required

statestring · enumRequired

ACL alias can be in one of the following states:

• Applied: the alias can be used in ACL rules
• Modified: the alias has been modified and the changes have not yet been applied

Unlike ACL rules themselves aliases do not require a New state, since they do not cause any changes to locations until they are used by a rule. Deleted state is also omitted since we don't allow deleting if an alias is used by any rules.

Possible values:

401

Session is missing or invalid.

application/json

403

Requires admin privileges and an active enterprise license.

application/json

404

ACL destination not found.

500

Unable to get ACL destination.

application/json

get/api/v1/acl/destination/{id}

GET /api/v1/acl/destination/{id} HTTP/1.1
Accept: */*

{
  "addresses": "text",
  "any_address": true,
  "any_port": true,
  "any_protocol": true,
  "id": 1,
  "kind": "Destination",
  "name": "text",
  "parent_id": null,
  "ports": "text",
  "protocols": [
    1
  ],
  "rules": [
    1
  ],
  "state": "Applied"
}