Panasonic GA-ML Series Manual page 271

Parameter
Source Port
Destination Port
Specify ICMP
Message Type
ICMP Message Type
Choose and enter the source-port value. 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 for the port-number
specified.
• Range - ACL uses the port, which is specified 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
from the Protocol Type.
Choose and enter the value of a destination port. The
options available are as follows.
• = - ACL uses the ort 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 for the port-number
specified.
• Range - ACL uses the port, which is specified 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
from the Protocol Type.
Choose the ICMP Message Type to use. This
parameter is available when you select ICMP from the
Protocol Type.
If you do not choose the Specify ICMP Message Type,
enter the numerical value of the ICMP message type to
use. The range is from 0 to 255. If you choose the ICMP
Message Type, the numerical value of message type is
automatically entered. This parameter is available when
you select ICMP from the Protocol Type.
8 ACL (Access Control List)
8.2.6 Extended Expert ACL
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