How to Configure Tenant Access Control List Rules

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• Signal: The signal is an identifying piece of information that is provided by the incoming request, such as IP address, geolocation, or user agent.
• Condition: The condition is the combination of an operator (such as match) and a set of values (such as a list of IP addresses).
• Action: The action is the directive that your rule executes if criteria are met, such as allow, block, or redirect.
• Scope: The scope indicates which sets of endpoints that the rule is enforced for, including the Authentication API, Management API, or your entire tenant.
• Priority: The priority defines the order in which the rule runs relative to other rules.

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Create and delete rules

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Modify rules

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Enable or disable rules

• Management API
• Dashboard

You can enable or disable a rule with the Management API Update access control list endpoint.Set the active property of the rule object to true or false, respectively.

To enable or disable a rule using the Dashboard, go to Dashboard > Security > Access Control.In the list of existing rules, you can enable or disable specific rules by toggling the button next to them.The Status column displays the status of the rule (Active or Disabled).

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View rules

• Management API
• Dashboard

You can view existing Tenant ACL rules using the following Management API endpoints. You need a Management API access token with indicated scopes.

Action	Endpoint	Required scope
View a rule	Get a specific access control list entry for a tenant	read:network_acls
View all rules	Get all access control list entries for a tenant	read:network_acls

Go to Dashboard > Security > Access Control to view a list of your existing rules.

Column name	Description	Related API response field
Priority	Ordinal number indicating when the rule is evaluated	priority
Name	Description of the rule’s purpose or functionality	description
Action	The action that the rule performs.	action
Status	Value indicating whether the rule is active or disabled.	active
Last Updated	Datetime stamp of when the rule was last updated.	updated_at

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