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1
Obtain a valid filtering value for the Model 5390 option_key parameter. Each Model 5390
server requires a unique value.
The way to obtain a key depends on the configuration and type of Model 5390 server you
purchased. Some option key values are physically attached to the Model 5390 server. Check
there, and enter that value as described in Step 2.
If there is no option key value attached to your Model 5390 server, contact your supplier to
obtain a key. You will need to specify the Ethernet address of your Model 5390 server; it is taped
to the unit.
The option_key parameter enables a variety of Model 5390 features, including tn3270,
AppleTalk, and IPX, depending on what you specified when you ordered your Model 5390
server.
The filtering option_key also enables dial-out and RIP. To determine which options are enabled,
issue the CLI stats –o command:
annex: stats –o
KEYED OPTIONS:
MODULES DISABLED
For filtering to be enabled, dialout/RIP/filtering must be displayed as keyed on and dialout must
not be displayed under the MODULES DISABLED heading. See disabled_modules on page
C2-21.
2
Use na, admin, or SNMP to set the option_key value you obtained in Step 1.
In this example, the key is set to RaqbDwv8e using admin:
893-741-B
dialout/RIP/filtering: keyed off
None
NOTE: Although LAT is an option, you set it using the Model 5390
lat_key parameter, not option_key (see lat_key on page C2-31).
LAT: keyed off
Atalk: keyed off
tn3270: keyed on
IPX: keyed off
Filtering
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