EXP Computer S200 manual MAC Address Filtering Examples, First Example, How To Configure Example

Bridge Filtering

MAC Address Filtering Examples

Introduction	This section shows two filtering examples. Figure 32 shows how the source address
	can be used to filter frames. Figure 35 shows how the MAC Address Filter Table can
	be used to filter frames by combining multiple source and destination addresses.
First Example
	In Figure 32, the source address (MAC Address represented by A) is used to filter
	frames passing in or out of the bridge via links 1, 5, and 6 (Figure 32). Frames
	originating from the station with MAC Address A are to be sent to server B but not
	server C. Figure 32 shows that for bridge link 1, Incoming Source Address frames
	with MAC Address A are passed, and Outgoing Source Address frames with MAC
	Address A are passed on link 5, but blocked on link 6.
	Source Address
		A
			PB S200

Token Ring 1

Incoming		Pass
	5
Source
		Outgoing
1 Bridge		Source
Pass		Outgoing
	6	Source
		Block

PB S200	Token
	Ring 2

PB S200	Token
	Ring 3

B

C

Incoming Source Address: Pass Link 1

Outgoing Source Address: Pass Link 5; Do Not Pass Link 6 (Block)

Figure 32. Example of Bridge Links Configured to Filter Selected MAC Address Frames

How To Configure

the Example in

Figure 32

To configure something similar to Figure 32, complete the Bridge Link record for the bridge and the MAC Address Filter Table as shown in these tables.

Configuring the Bridge Link Record

Parameter		Values
Entry Number	1	5	6
MAC Address Filter Action	Pass	Pass	Pass

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