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"""Implements ipfilter and ipnat rules using Solaris utilities."""

    """Wrapper for Solaris IPF commands -- ipf(1m), ipnat(1m),

    and ippool(1m)."""

    def __init__(self):

        self.ipv4 = {'filter': [], 'nat': []}

        self.ipv6 = {'filter': [], 'nat': []}

    def add_ippool(self, number, ip_cidrs):

        if ip_cidrs:

            ippool.add_pool_nodes(ip_cidrs)

        else:

            ippool.add_pool()

    def remove_ippool(self, number, ip_cidrs):

        if ip_cidrs:

            ippool.remove_pool_nodes(ip_cidrs)

        else:

            ippool.remove_pool()

    def add_nat_rules(self, rules, version='4'):

        # Solaris doesn't support IPv6 NAT rules

        assert version == '4'

        ipnat.add_rules(rules)

        # we successfully added the nat rules, update the local copy

        for rule in rules:

            self.ipv4['nat'].append(rule)

    def remove_nat_rules(self, rules, version='4'):

        # Solaris doesn't support IPv6 NAT rules

        assert version == '4'

        ipnat.remove_rules(rules)

        # we successfully removed the nat rules, update the local copy

        for rule in rules:

            self.ipv4['nat'].remove(rule)

    def add_ipf_rules(self, rules, version='4'):

        ipf.add_rules(rules, version)

        version_rules = (self.ipv4['filter'] if version == '4' else

                         self.ipv6['filter'])

        for rule in rules:

            version_rules.append(rule)

    def remove_ipf_rules(self, rules, version='4'):

        ipf.remove_rules(rules, version)

        version_rules = (self.ipv4['filter'] if version == '4' else

                         self.ipv6['filter'])

        for rule in rules:

            version_rules.remove(rule)