EXP Computer S200 manual Typical Filtering, String Type, Ascii

Bridge Filtering

Typical Filtering	For the typical case, where you filter client broadcast traffic by default and pass
	server traffic as discussed in the ““Typical Filtering” section on page 81.”
	• Define only the NetBIOS Name field.
	• Define one record for each wildcard pattern that encompasses all NetBIOS
	service names.
Parameters
	These parameters make up the NetBIOS Name Filter Table record:
	String Type
	Range:	ASCII, Hex
	Default:	ASCII
	Description:	This parameter determines how you enter the 16-character
		NetBIOS name for this record. ASCII means that you enter ASCII
		characters for the name. The name is left-justified, blank filled to
		the 15th byte, and the 16th byte is ignored. Hex means that you
		enter hexadecimal values for up to all 16 bytes. The string is
		left-justified and the remaining bytes are ignored.

NetBIOS Name

Range:	0 to 16 ASCII characters (if parameter String Type=ASCII). Blank
	set to null.
	2 to 32 hexadecimal digits (if parameter String Type=hex)
Default:	<blank>
Description:	This name string is matched against NetBIOS packets. ASCII-type
	strings are case-sensitive. They may contain the wildcard
	character “?” that matches any character, or “*” as the last
	character that matches all remaining characters. Hex type strings
	may contain the sequence “**” for a byte position to indicate a
	wildcard match of any byte value.

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