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Source and destination filter sets

Use the IP Routing > Filter - Source > Destination tab to build source or destination filter sets.

To open the dialog box:

  1. Choose IP Routing > Filter > Source/Destination Set.
  2. The IP Source/Destination Set dialog box opens.

    Figure 30 IP Source/Destination Set dialog box

  3. Click Insert to view the Insert Source/Destination Set dialog box (Figure 31). This screen is used to build a list of source and destination filters.
  4. Figure 31 Insert Source/Destination Set dialog box

  5. In the Id field, type the ID number.
  6. In the Name field, type the filter name.
  7. Use the FilterID List to select the filter ID.
  8. Click Insert.

    Field Description
    Id
    A unique identifier (id) is automatically generated by the system when a filter is created.
    Name
    The name given to the filter.
    Filterlist
    Used to indicate zero or more filters that are associated with this filter list. Each filter identifier is stored as two bytes in this array, starting from offset zero. Any unused bytes must be set to zero.

See also

IP Routing Filter - Global Set tab field descriptions

Editing filtered ports

Use the IP Routing Filter - Filter Port tab to edit filtered ports:.


Note Note: The Insert Filtered Ports dialog box does not display a filter list to select from if a filtered port is not first created.

To open the dialog box:

  1. Choose IP Routing > Filter > Filtered Port.
  2. The Filtered Ports dialog box opens.
  3. Click Insert.
  4. The Insert Filtered Ports dialog box opens.

The Filtered Ports tab and the Insert Filtered Ports dialog box contain the same parameters, which are described in the following table.


Field Description
IfIndex
IfIndex vlue of a port where filtering is applied.
FilterList
Used to indicate zero or more filters that are associated with this filter list. Each filter identifier is stored as two bytes in this array, starting from offset zero. Any unused bytes must be set to zero.
DefaultAction
Used to indicate the default action that is performed when an IP filter applies to a particular port.
  • None-when filters are not enabled on the port, the port does not block any packets.
  • Forward-the port forwards any packet that satisfies a filter.
  • Drop-the port drops any packet that satisfies a filter.
Enable
Used to indicate whether filtering is configured on a port.


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