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Parameter
Protocol Type
Source
Destination
Source Port
Choose the protocol type option. The options available
are TCP, UDP, ICMP, Protocol ID, ESP (50), PCP
(108), SCTP (132) and None.
• Value - You can enter the protocol ID, manually. The
range is from 0 to 255.
• Mask - After choosing the Protocol ID option, enter
the value of the protocol mask, manually. The range
is from 0x0 to 0xFF.
• Fragment - If you choose this option, the packet
fragment filtering is included.
Choose and enter the source information. The options
available are as follows.
• Optional - Evaluates the optional source traffic
according to this rule condition.
• Host - Uses and enters a source host IPv6 address.
• IPv6 - Enter the source IPv6 address and the value of
Prefix-length in the entry field displayed.
Choose and enter the destination information. The
options available are as follows.
• Optional - Evaluates the optional destination traffic
according to this rule condition.
• Host - Uses and enters an IPv6 address of a
destination host.
• IPv6 - Enter the destination IPv6 address and the
value of Prefix-length in the entry field displayed.
Choose and enter the value of the source port. The
options available are as follows.
• = - ACL uses the port-number specified, only.
• > - ACL uses all the ports, which are greater than the
port-number specified.
• < - ACL uses all the ports, which are smaller than the
port-number specified.
• ≠ - ACL uses all the ports except the port-number
specified.
• Range - ACL uses the specified port within the
range.
• Mask - ACL uses the port within the range of the
mask specified. Enter the value of a port-mask in the
entry field displayed. The range is from 0x0 to
0xFFFF.
This parameter is available when you select TCP or UDP
as the protocol type.
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