Copying Packet Filters - 3Com LANPLEX 6000 User Manual

Copying Packet
Filters
Top-Level Menu
system
list
display
ethernet
display
mode
fddi
create
ipFragmentation
tokenring
delete
ipxSnapTranslation
bridge edit
addressThreshold
ip load
agingTime
snmp
copy
stpState
analyzer
assign
stpPriority
script
unassign
stpMaxAge
logout
addressGroup
stpHelloTime
portGroup
stpForwardDelay
port
packetFilter
Assigning Packet
Filters to Ports
Packet filter path
assignments
Top-Level Menu
system
list
display
ethernet
display
mode
fddi
create
ipFragmentation
tokenring
delete
ipxSnapTranslation
bridge edit
addressThreshold
ip load
agingTime
snmp copy
stpState
analyzer
assign
stpPriority
script
unassign
stpMaxAge
logout
addressGroup
stpHelloTime
portGroup
stpForwardDelay
port
packetFilter
You can copy a packet filter from one module to another.
To copy a packet filter:
1 From the top level of the Administration Console, enter:
bridge packetFilter copy
2 Enter the number of the packet filter you want to copy.
3 Enter the number of the slot where you want to place the copied filter.
To assign a packet filter to one or more ports, the packet filter must be
resident on at least one switching module. Each path (transmit all, transmit
multicast, receive all, and receive multicast) of a port can have only one
packet filter assigned to it; however, you can assign a single packet filter to
multiple paths and/or ports.
Placing a filter on the transmit path confines the packet to the segment it
originated from if it does not meet the forwarding criteria. Placing a filter on
the receive path prohibits a packet from accessing certain segments unless
it meets the forwarding criteria. A packet that does not meet the forwarding
criteria defined in the filter is discarded.
To assign a packet filter:
1 From the top level of the Administration Console, enter:
bridge packetFilter assign
2 Enter the id number of the packet filter to be assigned. To get the id of the
packet filter, you can list all packet filters as described in "Listing Packet
Filters" on page 14-2.
3 Enter the port type (
4 Enter the port(s) to assign the filter.
5 Enter the path(s) you want to place the filter (
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