Creating And Applying Ipx Sap Filters - Lucent Technologies MAX 6000 Network Configuration Manual

Configuring IPX Routing

Creating and applying IPX SAP filters

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Following is a comparable RADIUS profile:
ipxroute-sa-1 Password = "ascend", Service-Type = Outbound-User
Creating and applying IPX SAP filters
IPX SAP filters specify which services to include in the MAX unit's SAP table or in SAP
response packets sent across the WAN. (You can also prevent the MAX unit from sending its
SAP table or receiving a remote site's SAP table by turning off IPX SAP in a Connection
profile, as described in "Configuring IPX routing connections" on page 12-8.)
To configure IPX SAP filters, you set the following parameters (shown with sample settings):
Ethernet
IPX SAP Filters
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Ethernet
IPX Routes
IPX Routes profile
Server Name=SERVER-1
Active=Yes
Because this is a route to a server's internal network, specify the server's internal network,
node, socket, and service type numbers. For example:
Network=CC1234FF
Node=000000000001
Socket=0451
Server Type=0004
Set the Hop Count and Tick Count parameters to specify the distance to the server in hops
and IBM PC clock ticks, respectively. (The default values are appropriate unless the server
is very distant.)
Hop Count=2
Tick Count=12
Set the Connection # parameter to identify the Connection profile that has the connection
information for this link. For example:
Connection #=2
Exit the profile and, at the exit prompt, select the exit and accept option.
Ascend-IPX-Route="sitebgw cc1234ff 000000000001 0451 0004 Server-1"
optional
Name=optional
Input SAP filters...
In SAP filter 01-08
Valid=Yes
Type=Exclude
Server Type=0004
Server Name=SERVER-1
Output SAP filters...
Out SAP filter 01-8
Valid=Yes
Type=Exclude
Server Type=0004
Server Name=SERVER-1
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