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Вопрос по UPnP через CLI.
Создал политику доступа в интернет - Policy0. Имею пару открытых портов - show upnp redirect

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            entry:
                index: 0
            interface: GigabitEthernet1
             protocol: tcp
                 port: 1111
           to-address: 192.168.1.2
              to-port: 1111
          description:
               policy: System
              packets: 0
                bytes: 0

            entry:
                index: 0
            interface: GigabitEthernet1
             protocol: tcp
                 port: 2222
           to-address: 192.168.1.2
              to-port: 2222
          description:
               policy: Policy0
              packets: 0
                bytes: 0

Что б закрыть порт 1111, даю команду: no upnp redirect tcp 1111
Получаю результат: UPnP::Service: "System": redirect rule deleted: tcp 1111
Какую команду нужно дать, чтобы получить: UPnP::Service: "Policy0": redirect rule deleted: tcp 2222 ?

Порты закрываются исключительно в политике по-умолчанию (System). В созданной политике (Policy0) не пойму как закрыть.
Hopper KN-3811 / 4.3.6.3

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