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To create a new Classification Group, click Create. See
more details.
5. Click Next. A panel for applying prioritization actions to each chosen classification group is displayed.
Figure 6.11 Creating a Network Input Policy—Applying Prioritization to Chosen Classification Group
Table 6.3 describes the Input Policy classification group prioritization and IP redirection options.
IMPORTANT! IP REDIRECTION ONLY APPLIES TO PACKETS THAT HAVE AN
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ETHERTYPE=2048, PROTOCOL=TCP, AND A DESTINATION PORT=[21, 23, 80].
REDIRECTION TO A WEB PAGE ONLY WORKS FOR DESTINATION PORT=80.
Table 6.3 Input Policy Classification Group Prioritization and IP Redirection Options
Parameter or Control
Classification Group Tree
Default Action Is...
Packet Marking Tab
IP Redirection Tab
6. When done, click Next. An Input Policy Created Successfully! message panel is displayed.
7. Click Finish to save the new Input Policy and exit the wizard.
Creating a Classification Group on page 6-6
Description
The tree on the left shows the Classification Groups (CG) added to the Input
Policy. Select a group before modifying the actions and packet prioritization
associated with a group.
Sets the action performed on all packets that are neither rejected by nor marked
as being part of a CG. Packets can either be allowed to continue along the
network, or be denied (and thus, thrown away).
Set the ToS (Type of Service) bits and set the Tx Priority packet as Data or Voice
(voice gets higher priority than data). To enable these markings, check the
Enable box.
The IP Redirection feature allows packets to be redirected to a hard-coded
destination, such as an IP address (Enter the New IP Address...) or as the path
to a Web page (Enter the New Path...). To enable IP Redirection, check the
Enable box (until the box is checked, the input fields are disabled).
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