and press Add. To delete a static route, click on the edit icon (
) for the required entry, and then press Delete.
3.6.6.5.Configuring the Default Route
Defines the router to which this switch will forward all traffic for unknown networks. The default route can be learned from RIP protocol (chapter 3 “Configuring RIP”) or manually configured. If the switch does not contain a default route, any packet that does not match an entry in the routing table (chapter 3 “Routing Table”) will be dropped. To manually configure a default route, enter the next hop in the following table.
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| VLAN | The VLAN which has the IP interface to the default router. |
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| Next Hop Address | The IP address of the default router. |
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| Metric | The number of hops required to reach the default router. |
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3.6.7.Configuring Security Filters
You can use the Security menu to filter MAC and IP addresses.
Parameter | Description |
MAC Filtering | Specifies the source or destination MAC address for any traffic to |
Configuration | be filtered from the switch. |
IP Filtering | Specifies the source or destination IP address for any traffic to be |
Configuration* | filtered from the switch. |
Security Mode | Configuration the security mode. |
* This menu item is only displayed when intelligent switch is set to multilayer mode.
3.6.7.1.Configuring MAC Address Filters
Any node that presents a security risk or is functioning improperly can be filtered from this switch. You can drop all the traffic from a host device based on a specified MAC address. Traffic with either a source or destination address listed in the Security Filtering Configuration table will be filtered.
