A Network Access Control List (ACL) is a set of stateless, IP-based rules used to filter packets between Private Networks in a VPC. Each VPC can have a maximum of two Network ACLs: one for IPv4 rules, and one for IPv6 rules. IPv4 and IPv6 rules cannot be mixed in the same ACL.
Get ACL Rules for VPC
Retrieve a list of ACL rules for a VPC, specified by its VPC ID.
path Parameters
regionThe region you want to target
vpc_idID of the Network ACL's VPC. (UUID format)
query Parameters
is_ipv6Defines whether this set of ACL rules is for IPv6 (false = IPv4). Each Network ACL can have rules for only one IP type.
Get ACL Rules for VPC › Responses
default_policySet VPC ACL rules
Set the list of ACL rules and the default routing policy for a VPC.
path Parameters
regionThe region you want to target
vpc_idID of the Network ACL's VPC. (UUID format)
Set VPC ACL rules › Request Body
List of Network ACL rules.
is_ipv6Defines whether this set of ACL rules is for IPv6 (false = IPv4). Each Network ACL can have rules for only one IP type.
default_policyAction to take for packets which do not match any rules.
Set VPC ACL rules › Responses
default_policy