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Chapter 5: FN10 Filters

Table 5-2 Port Filter Configuration Fields (Continued)

Field	Description	Default
Source	The starting MAC address for the source range of
Range	MAC addresses. If you are filtering on a single source
Start	address, enter that address here.
Source	Ending MAC address for the source range of MAC
Range	addresses. If you are filtering on a single address,
End	enter that address here.
Source	MAC address mask to apply to the range of source	ff:ff:ff: ff:
Range
	MAC addresses.	ff:ff
Mask
Destinati	Either NA (not applicable), True – filter the packet if
	the destination MAC address is within the range, or
on		NA
	False – filter the packet if the destination MAC
Range
	address is outside of the range.
Destinati	Starting MAC address for the destination range of
on
	MAC addresses. If you are filtering on a single source
Range
	address, enter that address here.
Start
Destinati
on	Ending MAC address, for the destination range of
Range	MAC addresses.
End
Destinati
on	MAC address mask to apply to the range of	ff:ff:ff: ff:
Range	destination MAC addresses.	ff:ff
Mask
Protocol	Either NA (not applicable), True – filter the packet if
	the protocol type matches, or False – filter the packet	NA
Match
	if the protocol type does not match.
	For all Ethernet-2, 802.3, or specific Ethernet frames.
Protocol	All of the Ethernet hex values are listed in RFC 1060.
	Some common Ethernet protocol hex values include:
Type
	0800 – IP, 0806 – ARP, 6003 – DECnet Phase IV, and
	809B – AppleTalk
	Either NA (not applicable), True – filter the packet if
Field	the masked value matches, or False – filter the packet
	if the masked value does not match. This option allows	NA
Match
	you to examine a portion of a packet to set up
	customized filters to match conditions you specify.

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