Configuring Vlan Mac Filters For Pcap - Avaya 8800 Troubleshooting Manual

IsInverseTcpPort
UserDefinedData
UserDefinedDataSize
UserDefinedOffset
IsInverseUserDefined
Timer
PacketCount
RefreshTimer

Configuring VLAN MAC filters for PCAP

Use PCAP with VLAN MAC address (forwarding database) filters to reduce traffic flow on the
PCAP engine.
Prerequisites
• A VLAN exists.
Procedure steps
1. In the navigation tree, open the following folders Configuration > VLAN.
2. Click VLANs.
3. Select a VLAN.
4. Click Bridge.
5. Click Filter.
Troubleshooting
Variable
Indicates that all other values other than the specified
range of TCP ports are matched.
Specifies the user-defined data to match.
Specifies the length of user-defined data.
Specifies the offset from which the match must start.
Indicates that all data other than the specified user-
defined data is matched.
Specifies that PCAP is invoked when the first packet is
matched and stopped after a set value of time. After
starting the timer, the filter is disabled. This option is
active only when the action is set to trigger-on. The
default value is 0.
When set, PCAP stops after capturing the specified
value of packets. This is similar to the refresh-timer
option; once this is invoked, the filter is disabled. This
option is active only when the action parameter is set to
trigger-on. To delete this option, set it to 0. The default
value is 0.
When set, starts or resets the timer. If another packet is
not received within the specified time, PCAP is disabled
globally. This option is active only when the action
parameter is set to 'trigger-on'. To delete this option, set
it to 0. The default value is 0.
Configuring VLAN MAC filters for PCAP
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