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Available commands are listed below.
C
Set a classifier index.
Press "C" to change the command prompt to "Enter Classifier Index>." Enter a
classifier index from 1 to 65535.
S
Set a source MAC address to be filtered.
Press "S" to change the command prompt to "Enter source MAC address>." Enter
the sender MAC address, such as xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx. Then, "Enter source MAC
address mask length>" is displayed. Enter a bit mask length of source MAC
address.
D
Set a destination MAC address to be filtered.
Press "D" to change the command prompt to "Enter designation MAC address>."
Enter the destination MAC address, such as xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx. Then, "Enter
destination MAC address mask length>" is displayed. Enter a bit mask length of
destination MAC address.
V
Set VLAN ID to be filtered.
Press "V" to change the command prompt to "Enter VLAN ID>." Enter from 1 to
4094 for VLAN ID.
P
Set DSCP value to be filtered.
Press "P" to change the command prompt to "Enter DSCP value (0-63)>." Enter
from 0 to 63 for DSCP value.
R
Set a protocol to be filtered.
Press "R" to change the command prompt to "Select protocol>." For TCP, enter
"1." For UDP, "2." For ICMP, "3." For IGMP, "4." For RSVP, "5." For other protocols,
"6."
O
Set a source IP address to be filtered.
Press "O" to change the command prompt to "Enter source IP address>." Enter a
source IP address. Then, "Enter source IP address mask length>" is displayed.
Enter a bit mask length of source IP address.
E
Set a destination IP address to be filtered.
Press "E" to change the command prompt to "Enter destination IP address>."
Enter a destination IP address. Then, "Enter destination IP address mask length>"
is displayed. Enter a bit mask length of destination IP address.
U
Set a TCP/UDP source port number to be filtered.
Press "U" to change the command prompt to "Choose single port or defined port
range (S/D)>." To designate one, press "S." Then, the command prompt changes
to "Enter source layer 4 port." Enter the source port number. To designate by a
range, enter "D." Then, the command prompt changes to "Enter starting source
port>" and "Enter final source port>." Enter the starting and final source port
numbers.
T
Set a TCP/UDP destination port number to be filtered.
Press "T" to change the command prompt to "Choose single port or defined port
range (S/D)>." To designate one, press "S." Then, the command prompt changes
to "Enter destination layer 4 port>." Enter the destination port number. To
designate by a range, enter "D." Then, the command prompt changes to "Enter
starting destination port>" and "Enter final destination port>." Enter the starting
and final destination port numbers.
I
Set IEEE802.1p priority to be filtered.
Press "I" to change the command prompt to "Enter 802.1p priority>." Enter
802.1p priority in a range from 0 to 7.
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