Merge pull request #678 from bbiggerr/firewalls-ipencap

Add IPENCAP to Firewalls Rules Config

Author: bbiggerr

openapi.yaml

@@ -21463,6 +21463,7 @@ components:
           - TCP
           - UDP
           - ICMP
+          - IPENCAP
           description: >
             The type of network traffic to allow.
           example: TCP
@@ -21471,16 +21472,12 @@ components:
           description: |
             A string representing the port or ports on which traffic will be allowed:
 
-            - The string may be a single port, a range of ports, or a comma-separated list
-            of single ports and port ranges. A space is permitted following each comma.
-            - A range of ports is inclusive of the start and end values for the range. The
-            end value of the range must be greater than the start value.
+            - The string may be a single port, a range of ports, or a comma-separated list of single ports and port ranges. A space is permitted following each comma.
+            - A range of ports is inclusive of the start and end values for the range. The end value of the range must be greater than the start value.
             - Ports must be within 1 and 65535, and may not contain any leading zeroes. For example, port "080" is not allowed.
-            - Ports may not be specified if a rule's protocol is `ICMP`. At least one port
-            must be specified if a rule's protocol is `TCP` or `UDP`.
-            - The ports string can have up to 15 *pieces*, where a single port is treated
-            as one piece, and a port range is treated as two pieces. For example,
-            the string "22-24, 80, 443" has four pieces.
+            - Ports may not be specified if a rule's protocol is `ICMP` or `IPENCAP`.
+            - At least one port must be specified if a rule's protocol is `TCP` or `UDP`.
+            - The ports string can have up to 15 *pieces*, where a single port is treated as one piece, and a port range is treated as two pieces. For example, the string "22-24, 80, 443" has four pieces.
           example: '22-24, 80, 443'
         addresses:
           type: object