HP-UX IPQoS Configuration Files

Filter Blocks

NOTE

To use this shortcut, the transport protocol specified must be by name, not

 

by number. For example, specifying dstport http/6 is not allowed.

 

 

If a port is specified by a service name without the transport protocol immediately following it, or if it specified as a number and the shortcut is not applicable, you can specify the transport protocol value attribute separately, using the protocol attribute (for example as protocol tcp), If the transport protocol is not specified either with the service name or as a separate attribute, expanded filters are created for each protocol number the service name converts to.

Additional Attributes

Additional filter attributes you can specify are listed below. You can combine these attributes with address, port and priority attributes, or use any of these alone.

protocol n

Table 4-1 lists currently supported protocol assignments.

Table 4-1

Supported Transport Protocol Numbers

 

 

Transport Protocol

Protocol

Numbers

 

 

 

 

6

 

TCP

 

 

 

17

 

UDP

 

 

 

xport n

Same as protocol n above. Synonymous with protocol attribute.

net[proto] n

Network protocol number. For example, over Ethernet networks this specifies the Ethertype frame.

NOTE

IEEE and IEEE SNAP formats are similar enough that this

 

attribute works for both.)

 

 

Table 4-2 lists currently supported network protocol assignments.

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