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Field | Either TYPE, IP, MAC, or SR (see Field Offset |
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description). The origin is the field from which the |
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offset count starts. |
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| The decimal offset of the portion of the packet to be |
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| examined. If the origin is TYPE, the field offset value is |
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| relative to the end of the Ethernet frame type, |
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| regardless of whether or not the frame type is SNAP |
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| encapsulated. For example, for IP packets, a field |
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| origin of TYPE with a field offset of zero indicates the |
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| start of the IP header. |
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Field | If the origin is IP, then the offset is relative to the end of |
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the IP Header (an offset of zero indicates the portion |
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Offset |
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immediately following the end of the IP Header). |
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| If the origin is MAC, then the offset is relative to the |
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| beginning of the MAC addresses (an offset of zero |
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| indicates the start of the destination MAC address). |
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| If the origin is SR, then the offset is relative to the end |
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| of the MAC header, including the Source Routing (SR) |
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| header, if present. |
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| The two digit hexadecimal value of each of the eight |
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| octets beginning at the origin and offset by the value |
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Field | specified above. The octets must be separated by |
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Value | spaces. This is the value that the filter is using when it |
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| does a comparison for a match, for example a MAC |
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| address. |
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| An eight octet mask applied to the packet’s eight |
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Field | octets before comparing them to the Field Value |
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Mask | specified above. The mask octets must be separated |
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| by spaces. This is a mask of the specified Field Value. |
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| Filter number for this filter. For example, a value of one |
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| indicates that this is the first filter in the Filter Table. If |
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Filter | you use the default index of 1, any other filters you |
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have previously defined will be renumbered starting |
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with 2. Although filters are assigned to a port, filter |
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| indexes are not; they are assigned sequentially to all |
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| filters for all ports. |
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