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12-2 CHAPTER 12: CREATING AND USING PACKET FILTERS
Listing Packet
Filters
When you list the packet filters for the system, the filter identification, filter
name (if any), and filter assignments are displayed.
To list the currently defined packet filters, enter the following from the top
level of the Administration Console:
bridge packetFilter list
The listing of packet filters is displayed. An example of the output follows:
Ethernet Packet Filters
Packet Filter 1 - Receive OUI 08-00-1E
Port 4, Transmit Multicast
Port 3, Transmit Multicast
Port 3, Receive Multicast
Port 5, Receive Multicast
Packet Filter 2 - Type > 900 or Multicast
Port 6, Receive All
Port 8, Transmit All
Port 8, Receive All
Packet Filter 3 - Forward IP packets only
No port assignments
In this example, there are two packet filters on the system. The first packet
filter has a filter id of 1 and a user-defined name of “Receive OUI 08-00-1E.”
This filter is loaded onto ports 4, 3, and 5. On port 3, the filter is assigned to
both the transmit multicast and receive multicast paths.
The second filter (filter id 2, user name “Type > 900 or Multicast”) is assigned
to ports 6 and 8. The filter is assigned to both the receive all and transmit all
paths of port 8.
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