SET UDP SOURCE <lowPort> <highPort>
SET UDP DESTINATION <lowPort> <highPort>
Valid context: IP_Filter
Sets the minimum and maximum source or destination UDP (User Datagram Protocol) ports for which this filter will process data.
<lowPort> | Minimum UDP port number of data to filter. |
| Range: 0 to highPort. Default: 0. |
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<highPort> | Maximum UDP port number of data to filter. |
| Range: lowPort to 65535. Default: 65535. |
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SET TCP SOURCE <lowPort> <highPort>
SET TCP DESTINATION <lowPort> <highPort>
Valid context: IP_Filter
Sets the minimum and maximum source or destination TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) ports for which this filter will process data.
<lowPort> | Minimum TCP port number of data to filter. |
| Range: 0 to highPort. Default: 0. |
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<highPort> | Maximum TCP port number of data to filter. |
| Range: lowPort to 65535. Default: 65535. |
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SET TYPE { ALL UDP TCP SYN ANYICMP ICMP} [icmp_type] [icmp_code]
Valid context: IP_Filter
Sets the type of data to which this filter applies.
ALL | Applies to all data. |
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UDP | Applies to UDP data. |
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TCP | Applied to TCP data (default). |
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SYN | Applies to TCP connection (SYN) data. |
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ANYICMP | Applies to all ICMP data. |
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ICMP | Applies to specific ICMP data only (set by type and code) |
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icmp_type | ICMP type to filter (if ICMP is specified). |
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icmp_code | ICMP code to filter (if ICMP is specified). |
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