In the web interface and in the XML file, the values of the options have some different data types, like signed integer, unsigned integer, string, lists, etc. Here we explain each data type and provide some examples of it.
A signed integer of 4 bytes. Its value is bounded between -2_147_483_647 and 2_147_483_647
An unsigned integer of 4 bytes. Its value is bounded between 0 and 4_294_967_295
An unsigned integer followed by "K" for kilo bits, "M" for mega bits and "G" for giga bits.
A comma separated list of strings, like : "apple,orange,banana"
Each IP or IP range should be separated by a comma. An IP range is a lower and upper IP separated by a comma. For example: "127.0.0.1, 168.192.0.0-168.192.0.255" represent IP addresses 127.0.0.1 and 168.192.0.*
Each port or port range should be separated by a comma. A port range is a lower and upper port separated by a comma. For example: "8888, 6660-6669" will represent ports 8888, and 6660 to 6669.