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Device Circuit —If you selected a WAN circuit, press Enter to
modify the following optional circuit information:
Local Frame Relay DLCI # (for frame relay)—The DLCI circuit
number used for calls.
Remote System ID (for PPP, X.25, ISDN, or ATM)—The name of
the remote system server or remote peer associated with this circuit.
Circuit Parameter Type (for X.25 or ATM)—The type of virtual
circuit used to establish a connection.
Remote DTE Address (for X.25)—The X.121 DTE address assigned
to the specific remote DTE.
Remote ATM Address (for ATM)—The address assigned to the
specific remote ATM.
User Location Type —Select a location type from one of the
following choices: <Any> (the default), Interface , Interface Group
, Non-extended Network , Multiple/Extended Network , Zone , or
AURP Tunnel . Select <Any> if you do not know the location of the
device or if the network location does not matter.
User Location —Specify the locations of the users whose access to
the devices must be controlled. Specify one of the following, based
on what you selected for User Location Type :
<Any > or AURP Tunnel —This field cannot be edited.
Interface —Press Enter , then select a specific interface on which you
want to filter the service. You can select a LAN interface, a WAN
interface, the internal network, or all interfaces. The default is All
Interfaces .
Interface Group —Press Enter , then select a network interface group
from the list.
Non-extended Network —Press Enter , then type a network number
to identify the nonextended network in which the filtered device is
located.
Multiple/Extended Networks —Press Enter , then type the start and
end network numbers for the extended network in which the filtered
device is located. The start number must be greater than zero, and the
end number must be greater than or equal to the start value.
You can enter a specific extended network, or a range of extended
and nonextended networks. For example, for networks 1-9, 10,
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