Updates an existing security group by fully replacing its attributes, including its name, description, rules, and site associations. This is a full replacement operation (PUT); any omitted fields in the rules or sites arrays will result in those items being removed.
Authentication is performed via an Auth0-issued JSON Web Token (JWT). Provide the token in the Authorization header with the Bearer scheme.
The unique identifier for the security group to update.
"sec_grp_0ujsswThIGTUYm2K8FjOOfxcYpw"
The new state for the security group.
Defines the writable properties for creating or updating a security group.
A human-readable name for the security group.
3 - 255"Web Application Firewall"
A list of firewall rules. The order of rules is determined by the order property within each rule object. The entire list of rules is replaced on update.
250A list of site IDs to which this security group should be applied. The entire list of sites is replaced on update.
An optional description for the security group.
1024"Allows inbound HTTP/S and blocks common attack vectors."
The updated security group object.
Represents a container for a stateful firewall ruleset.
The unique identifier for the security group, prefixed with sec_grp_.
"sec_grp_0ujsswThIGTUYm2K8FjOOfxcYpw"
A human-readable name for the security group.
"Default Web Servers"
An optional description for the security group, providing more context.
"Allows inbound HTTP/HTTPS traffic from anywhere."
The current synchronization status of the security group. syncing means changes are being deployed and the resource is locked from modification.
active, syncing, failed "active"
A list of site IDs to which this security group is currently applied.
An ordered list of firewall rules that define the security policy.