How can I define a policy rule to specifically allow traffic between two UEs and deny all other traffic? I am working on the Aether project. So I added one default allow (high priority) and one default deny (low priority) rule in the config file on the Aether project (sd-core-5g-values.yaml file) as shown below:
Since their config file doesn't allow to define two endpoints in their allow/deny policy. I modified the "allow-specific" rule in pcf/service/init.go file to add a PCC rule that allows traffic between 172.250.237.122 and 172.250.237.121 like this "permit out ip from 172.250.237.122/32 to 172.250.237.121/32" as shown below.
The expected behavior is that all traffic between 172.250.237.122 and 172.250.237.121 should be allowed and all others should be denied. However, all the traffic gets denied including the traffic between 172.250.237.122 and 172.250.237.121. Kindly help me figure out the issue.
How can I define a policy rule to specifically allow traffic between two UEs and deny all other traffic? I am working on the Aether project. So I added one default allow (high priority) and one default deny (low priority) rule in the config file on the Aether project (sd-core-5g-values.yaml file) as shown below:
Since their config file doesn't allow to define two endpoints in their allow/deny policy. I modified the "allow-specific" rule in pcf/service/init.go file to add a PCC rule that allows traffic between 172.250.237.122 and 172.250.237.121 like this "permit out ip from 172.250.237.122/32 to 172.250.237.121/32" as shown below.
The expected behavior is that all traffic between 172.250.237.122 and 172.250.237.121 should be allowed and all others should be denied. However, all the traffic gets denied including the traffic between 172.250.237.122 and 172.250.237.121. Kindly help me figure out the issue.