ltm rule command LSN inbound

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LSN::inbound
       LSN::inbound

SYNOPSIS
       LSN::inbound disable

DESCRIPTION
       Disable inbound mapping for translation address and port associated
       with the current connection.

RETURN VALUE
       LSN::inbound disable - Inbound connections can be permitted for a
       particular LSN pool to provide end-point independent filtering,
       described in RFC 4787.  - When end-point independent filtering is
       enabled, once a client has sent traffic to a remote system, that remote
       system may thereafter use the translation address and port to send
       traffic back to the sourcing client.  - When end-point independent
       filtering is used, translation address/port pairs must be reserved
       after first use, and will thus significantly reduce the overall number
       of translations for a given address pool set.  - Configuration of end-
       point independent filtering may significantly decrease overall
       performance because traffic may need to be pushed between TMM
       instances.  - If inbound connections are not configured for an LSN
       pool, this command will have no effect.

VALID DURING
       AUTH_RESULT AUTH_WANTCREDENTIAL CACHE_REQUEST CACHE_UPDATE
       CLIENT_ACCEPTED CLIENT_DATA CLIENTSSL_CLIENTCERT CLIENTSSL_HANDSHAKE
       HTTP_CLASS_FAILED HTTP_CLASS_SELECTED HTTP_REQUEST HTTP_REQUEST_DATA
       LB_SELECTED RTSP_REQUEST RTSP_REQUEST_DATA SIP_REQUEST STREAM_MATCHED

EXAMPLES
	when HTTP_REQUEST {
	    LSN::inbound disable
	}

HINTS
SEE ALSO
CHANGE LOG
       @BIGIP-11.3.0
	   - Initial version where the command was introduced



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