Edimax Technology BR-6641 user manual Lan, Wan, TELNET23, Icmp@

			BR-6641 User Manual
Source	Any address		Packets sent from the specified source will be matched:
	LAN		Any Address: Match all packets regardless of its source.
	WAN		LAN: Match all packets that come from the LAN.
	Localhost		WAN: Match all packets that come from the WAN.
	IP Address		Localhost:Match all packets that come from BR-6641
	IP Range		Localhost.
	Subnet		IP Address: Match packets from a single IP address. e.g.
	<Named	IP	192.168.1.4.
			IP Range: Match packets from a continuous range of IP
	addresses>
	< IP Grouping >		addresses. e.g. 192.168.1.10-192.168.1.20。
			Subnet: Match packets that come from a subnet. e.g.
			192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0。
			Named IP addresses: If you predefined IP groups in Chapter
			3 [System]→[Named IP Grouping], their group names will be
			shown in the list.
			IP Grouping: If you predefined IP groups in Chapter 3
			[System]→[IP Grouping], their Group Name will be shown in
			the list.
Destination	Any address		Packets sent to specified destination will be matched. This
	LAN		field is the same as the “Source” field, except it matches
	WAN		packets with specified destination. Likewise, All IP groups
			setup in [System]->[IP Grouping] will be shown here.
	Localhost
	IP Address
	IP Range
	Subnet
	<Named	IP
	addresses>
	< IP Grouping >
Service	FTP(21)		The services, which are predefined in [Service Name], will be
	SSH (22)		matched. For example:
	TELNET(23)		FTP(21): The packets, whose predefined TCP port number in
	SMTP(25)		[Service Name] is 21, are to be match.
			Protocol Number: Define the Protocol Number, then the
	HTTP(80)
			packets with the Protocol Numbers are to be defined.
	POP3(110)
			ICMP @: Define the Type value, then the packets, whose
	H323 (1720)
			ICMP take this Type value, will be defined.
	Protocol Number
			TCP/UDP @: The TCP/UDP service type to be matched. You
	ICMP@
			can select the matching criteria from the publicly known
	TCP@		service types (e.g. FTP), or you can choose the port number
	UDP@		in TCP/UDP packet. To specify a range of port numbers, type
			starting port number plus hyphen “-“and ending port number.
	Any
			e.g. “TCP@123-234”.
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