1EUCA-REVOKE(1)                   User Commands                  EUCA-REVOKE(1)
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NAME

6       euca-revoke - Eucalyptus tool: Revoke a rule for a security group.
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DESCRIPTION

9       Revoke a rule for a security group.
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11       euca-revoke  [-P  | --protocol protocol] [-p | --port-range port_range]
12       [-t | --icmp-type-code type:code] [-o  |  --source-group  source_group]
13       [-u  |  --source-group-user  source_group_user]  [-s  | --source-subnet
14       source_subnet] [-h, --help] [--version] [--debug] group_name
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16       REQUIRED PARAMETERS
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18       group_name                      Name of the group to add the rule to.
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20       OPTIONAL PARAMETERS
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22       -P, --protocol                  Protocol ("tcp" "udp" or "icmp").
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24       -p, --port-range                Range of ports for the rule  (specified
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27       -t,   --icmp-type-code             ICMP  type  and  code  specified  as
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30       -o, --source-group              Group from which traffic is  authorized
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33       -u, --source-group-user         User ID for the source group.
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35       -s, --source-subnet             The source subnet for the rule.
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37       -A, --access-key                User's Access Key ID.
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39       -S, --secret-key                User's Secret Key.
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41       -U, --url                       URL of the Cloud to connect to.
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43       --config                         Read  credentials  and  cloud settings
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46              specified   config   file   (defaults   to   $HOME/.eucarc    or
47              /etc/euca2ools/eucarc).
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49       -h, --help                      Display this help message.
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51       --version                       Display the version of this tool.
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53       --debug                         Turn on debugging.
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55       Euca2ools  will  use the environment variables EC2_URL, EC2_ACCESS_KEY,
56       EC2_SECRET_KEY, EC2_CERT, EC2_PRIVATE_KEY, S3_URL,  EUCALYPTUS_CERT  by
57       default.
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59       group_name must be specified
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61       Revoke a rule for a security group.
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63       euca-revoke  [-P  | --protocol protocol] [-p | --port-range port_range]
64       [-t | --icmp-type-code type:code] [-o  |  --source-group  source_group]
65       [-u  |  --source-group-user  source_group_user]  [-s  | --source-subnet
66       source_subnet] [-h, --help] [--version] [--debug] group_name
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68       REQUIRED PARAMETERS
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70       group_name                      Name of the group to add the rule to.
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74       -P, --protocol                  Protocol ("tcp" "udp" or "icmp").
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77       as "from-to").
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79       -t,   --icmp-type-code             ICMP  type  and  code  specified  as
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82       -o, --source-group              Group from which traffic is  authorized
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85       -u, --source-group-user         User ID for the source group.
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87       -s, --source-subnet             The source subnet for the rule.
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89       -A, --access-key                User's Access Key ID.
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93       -U, --url                       URL of the Cloud to connect to.
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95       --config                         Read  credentials  and  cloud settings
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98              specified   config   file   (defaults   to   $HOME/.eucarc    or
99              /etc/euca2ools/eucarc).
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101       -h, --help                      Display this help message.
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103       --version                       Display the version of this tool.
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105       --debug                         Turn on debugging.
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107       Euca2ools  will  use the environment variables EC2_URL, EC2_ACCESS_KEY,
108       EC2_SECRET_KEY, EC2_CERT, EC2_PRIVATE_KEY, S3_URL,  EUCALYPTUS_CERT  by
109       default.
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113euca-revoke     Version: 1.2 (BSD) July 2010                    EUCA-REVOKE(1)
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