Custom deny action
Remove-AppSecCustomDenyAction
Synopsis
Remove a custom deny action.
Syntax
Remove-AppSecCustomDenyAction [-ConfigName] <String> [-VersionNumber] <String> -CustomDenyID <String> [-EdgeRCFile <String>] [-Section <String>] [-AccountSwitchKey <String>] [-ProgressAction <ActionPreference>] [<CommonParameters>]
Remove-AppSecCustomDenyAction -ConfigID <Int32> [-VersionNumber] <String> -CustomDenyID <String> [-EdgeRCFile <String>] [-Section <String>] [-AccountSwitchKey <String>] [-ProgressAction <ActionPreference>] [<CommonParameters>]
Description
Deletes a custom deny action from a specific configuration version. You can't delete a custom deny action that is actively in use. To delete the custom deny action, first, activate an older configuration version or create a new version without the policy in place.
When making a request, you can specify a configuration by its name or ID. The -VersionNumber parameter is an integer or the word latest.
Parameters
‑AccountSwitchKey |
An account credential key that lets you move between accounts when using an API client enabled for multiple accounts. To find account switch keys, use Get-AccountSwitchKey. |
‑ConfigIDConditionally required |
Your configuration's ID. |
‑ConfigNameConditionally required |
The name of your security configuration. |
‑CustomDenyIDRequired |
Your custom deny action's ID. |
‑EdgeRCFile |
Your EdgeGrid resource file to authenticate your command. Defaults to |
‑Section |
The section name in your EdgeGrid resource file to retrieve authentication credentials from. Defaults to |
‑VersionNumberRequired |
A configuration's version. Can be an integer or the word |
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