Is there any way to change ssh access allowed networks through serial console

Question

Hi 
 We have recently migrated from UTM625s to SG550s. The UTMs are no longer licensed but we would like to get some http logs off them. Because the SGs were set up with the same network config we can't put the UTMs back on the network. Ideally I would like to be able to use WinSCP to the management interface to copy the logs. However the local subnet is not included in the allowed networks for ssh access. Before having to set up a spare router to get access I was wondering if there is a way to add a new address to the allowed networks through the serial console? 
 Kind regards Louise Atyeo

BAlfson · Accepted Answer

Hi Louise and welcome to the UTM Community! 
 If you don't already have access via the serial console, you can plug in a monitor and USB keyboard to access the console. 
 Assuming that you wanted to add "Internal (Network)" to SSH Allowed Networks, from the command line as root: 
 cc get_object_by_name network interface_network 'Internal (Network)' | grep \'ref\' 
 If you've had those 625s for awhile, you will probably get a result like: 'ref' => 'REF_nuSwABYbAt', 
 Now, enter the following commands one line at a time: 
 cc ssh allowed_networks@ +REF_nuSwABYbAt exit 
 Finally, check your work with: 
 cc get ssh allowed networks 
 Cheers - Bob