704 CHAPTER 22: QUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS) AND RSVP
3To modify the cast type, enter a new cast type.
For a flow classifier, the options are unicast, multicast, and all.
To accept the default or current value that appears in brackets, press
Enter.
4To modify the IP protocol type, enter another IP protocol type (TCP,UDP,
or all).
5To modify the current source IP address, enter a new source IP address.
6To modify the current source IP address mask, enter a new source IP
address mask.
7To modify the current destination IP address, enter a new destination IP
address.
8To modify the current destination IP address mask, enter a new
destination IP address mask.
9To modify the TCP or UDP source port range, enter the new start of the
TCP or UDP port range (in the range of from 0 t hrough 65535).
Limit the source port range as much as possible.
10 Enter the new end of the TCP or UDP source port range (in the range of
from 0through 65535).
11 To modify the TCP or UDP destination port range, enter the new start of
the TCP or UDP port range (in the range of from 0 through 65535).
12 Enter the new end of the TCP or UDP destination port range (in the range
of from 0through 65535).
Limit the destination port range as much as possibl e.
13 At the prompt, specify whether you want any othe r address and port
patterns (filters) with this classifier: yes or no; the default is no.
If you specify yes, the system prompts you for additional filtering
information, beginning with the source IP address.
If you have several existing address and port p atterns, you must specify all
of them again during the modification process. A ny address and port
patterns that you do not reenter are deleted.