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Allied Telesis x908 Manual

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x900 Series Switch and SwitchBlade x908 Installation and Safety Guide
- 4Contents
- 5About this Guide
- Package Contents
- 7Selecting a Site
- 8Installing the Switch
  - Before you begin
  - Preparation for NEBS
  - On a level surface
    - Front of Switch
  - 9Underside
    - Rear of Switch Screw holes for rubber feet
    - 10In a 19-inch rack
- 12Applying Power to the Switch
  - Connecting an AC power supply
  - 13Connecting a DC power supply
  - 14PWR01 DC
  - PWR01 DC
  - 16PWR05 DC
  - PWR05 DC
- 18Connecting to the Switch
  - Using the AlliedWare Plus Operating System CLI
  - 21Using the AlliedWare Plus Operating System GUI
  - 23Using the AlliedWare Operating System CLI
  - 25Using the AlliedWare Operating System GUI
- 26Checking LEDs
  - System
  - 28Stacking
  - PWR01
  - PWR02
  - PWR05
  - PWR05 AC
29~
- 31Obtaining Documentation and Resources
  - Other resources
  - 32CD-ROM
  - Contacting us
    - x900 Series Switch and SwitchBlade x908
    - 32
- 33Standards
  - Where applicable, the products in this document meet the following standards:
  - Safety
- 34Safety
- 36Sicherheit
- 38Sikkerhed
- 40Veiligheid
- 42Scurit
- 44Turvallisuus
- 46Norme di Sicurezza
- 48Sikkerhet
- 50Segurana
- 52Seguridad
- 54Skerhet

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AlliedWare PlusTM OS How To |
- Introduction
Configure Hardware Filters on SwitchBlade x908, x900-12XT/S, and x900-24 Series Switches
- 2Contents
- Which products and software version does this Note apply to?
- 3Creating hardware ACLs
  - Creating IP hardware ACLs
    - TCP and UDP packets
    - 5You can filter TCP and UDP packets on the basis of:
    - packets)
    - The command syntax is:
    - To determine which ports to filter, use the following keywords:
  - Creating MAC address hardware ACLs
- 6The effects of the action keywords in ACLs
- 7Making filters by applying hardware ACLs to ports
- 8Making filters by using QoS class-maps
  - 9Creating a class-map
  - Specifying what the class-map will match on
    - 10Matching on inner keywords for nested VLANs
    - 11Matching on TCP flag
    - Matching on eth-format and protocol
  - 12Applying the class-maps to a policy-map
  - Applying the policy-map to ports
- 13The logic of the operation of the hardware filters
- Combining interface ACLs and QoS class-maps
- 14Examples
  - Blocking all multicast traffic
  - 15Blocking all multicast traffic except one address
  - Mirroring HTTP and SMTP traffic
  - 16Mirroring ARP packets
  - 17Blocking TCP sessions in one direction
- 18How many filters can you create?
  - 1. The filter rules table
  - 192. The profile (mask)
    - 20Are there enough bytes for your set of filters?
    - 21Some protocols also use filters, so use some of the length

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2Contents
3Related How To Notes
Which products and software version does it apply to?
4BGP: Concepts and Terminology
- BGP peers
- BGP updates
- 5Update attributes
6BGP: Overview of the Available Filter Types
- Filter types
  - Distribute filters
  - AS Path filters
  - Prefix filters
  - Route maps
  - Access Control List (ACL) filters
  - 7Difference and Relationship in BGP
  - Examples for filtering BGP Update messages
8Hierarchy of the Different Filters
- BGP: Example
- 9Basic configuration
  - 10Confirming the neighbor relationship
    - AlliedWare Plus switch
    - AlliedWare switch
11BGP: Configuring Distribute Filters
- About ACLs
- 12Using ACLs as filters
- Example: Distribute filters
  - Filter out one particular route from a neighbor
  - 13Filter out a range of prefix lengths
  - 15Use a numbered ACL instead of a named ACL
    - 164. Check that the IP route table no longer includes 52.0.0.0/8.
17BGP: Configuring AS Path Filters
- AS path lists
- 18Using AS path lists as path filters
- Example: AS path filters
  - Discard or allow routes from a neighbor
  - 20Another example
22BGP: Configuring Prefix Filters
- About prefix lists
- Mask length
- 23Using prefix lists as prefix filters
- Example: Prefix filters
  - Filter out one particular route from a neighbor
  - 24Filter out a range of different prefix lengths
26BGP: Configuring Route Maps
- Structure of a route map
- 27Clauses
- Configuring a match clause
  - An AS path list
  - 28Case 1:
  - Case 2:
  - A community list
  - 29One or more prefixes, by using a prefix list
  - One or more prefixes, by using an ACL
  - A next hop address
  - An origin
  - A metric (the MED attribute)
- 30Configuring a set clause
- 33The effect of different combinations of clauses
  - One match clause with an action
  - No match clause and one or more set clauses
  - A match clause and one or more set clauses
35BGP: Applying Distribute, Path, Prefix, and Route Map Filters to a Peer
36Examples
- 38Example D Matching on a next-hop prefix-list
- Example E Prepending AS numbers
- updates:
- Example G A community-list based filter dropping incoming updates based on community
- 39number
  - 1. Configure the AW peer to send out a community number 89:89
  - The routes coming from that peer has community 89:89
  - community values.
    - 45Ways to use lists in IP route filtering for BGP, with generic command examples
      - Path filters
      - Prefix filters
      - Community lists
      - Route maps
      - ACLs
46BGP: Applying Route Maps to Imported Routes
- Syntax
47Other Uses of Route Maps
- neighbor default-originate
- neighbor unsuppress-map
- network
- show ip bgp
48BGP: Route Map Filtering Example
- BGP configuration
- Route map configuration
50OSPF: Configuring Route Maps for Filtering and Modifying OSPF Routes
- Configuring a match clause
  - Metric
  - Interface
  - External route type
  - A prefix, by using a prefix list
  - A prefix, by using an ACL
  - A next hop address
- 51Configuring a set clause
52OSPF: Applying Route Maps

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