Avaya 8800 Troubleshooting Manual page 169

create
delete
dscp <dscp> [to
<value>] [match-zero
<value>] [not]
dstip <ipaddr/mask>
[to <value>] [not]
dstmac <DstMac> [mask
<value>] [not]
enable <true|false>
ether-type <Ethertype>
[to <value>] [not]
Troubleshooting
Variable
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Creates a new PCAP filter.
Deletes an existing filter.
Specifies the DSCP value of the packet.
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Specifies the destination IP address.
mask>
The default is 0.0.0.0, which means this option is
disabled.
to <value>
not
than the range of values defined.
Specifies the MAC address of the destination. If the
mask is set, then only the first few bytes are compared.
<DstMac>
default is 00:00:00:00:00:00, which means this option is
disabled.
<value>
specifies a range.
not
than the range of values defined.
Enables or disables the filter. The default is disable.
Specifies the Ethernet type of the packet.
<Ethertype>
values. The default is 0, meaning that this option is
disabled.
to <value>
Value
trigger-on indicates to start capturing the packet
when a packet matches this filter. PCAP is enabled
globally and the trigger filter is disabled.
trigger-off
indicates to stop capturing the packet
when a packet matches this filter. PCAP is disabled
globally and the trigger filter is disabled.
<dscp> can be one or a range of DSCP values from
0 to 63. The default is 0, which means this option is
disabled.
to <value>
specifies a range.
<value>
is either true or false. When this option is
set to true, 0 is considered a valid value. When it is set
to false, 0 is considered a disable value.
not means that the filter matches for all other values
than the range of values defined.
can be one address, or a range of IP addresses.
specifies a range.
means that the filter matches for all other values
represents a range of MAC addresses. The
is the destination MAC address mask, and
means that the filter matches for all other values
can be one or a range of Ethertype
specifies a range.
PCAP configuration
<ipaddr/
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