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ASYNC ROUTER AR-P, AR-5, AND SYNC ROUTER REFERENCE MANUAL
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unspecified, the default frame_type is 802.3.
[-s src_addr]—Specify source address
src_addr—Specify the source address field of the IPX header. These include the network, node and
socket numbers. Specify these three numbers as hexadecimal numbers, separated by periods, as
follows: network.node.socket. Leading zeros are not required. Use the keyword any as a wild card for
either node or socket number. Missing fields default to zero, which equates to a wild-card condition
(matches everything).
[-d dest_addr]—Specify destination address.
dest_addr—Specify the destination address field of the IPX header. These include the network, node
and socket numbers. Specify these three numbers as hexadecimal numbers, separated by periods, as
follows: network.node.socket. Leading zeros are not required. Use the keyword any as a wild card for
either node or socket number. Missing fields default to zero, which equates to a wild-card condition
(matches everything).
[-p pkt_type]}—Specify packet type.
pkt_type. Specify the type of packet in the packet field in the IPX header. Specify this parameter as a
hexadecimal number (00-FF), or as one of the following names: unknown, RIP, SAP, SPX, NCP, PPP.
If this argument is not specified, then it is assumed to be 0, which implies all packet types.
{-t {allow | deny | nodial}— Specify type of filters to be used.
allow—allows any packet that matches the filter specification to pass through.
deny—drops any packet that matches the filter specification.
nodial—only drops packets that cause the destination interface to dial. Otherwise, the packet is
passed on. Use this option to prevent hosts outside the organization from initiating a call on your
phone line and causing unnecessarily expensive phone bills.
[-f {inbound | outbound}]—Specify direction of traffic flowing.
Filter entries may be created to restrict inbound traffic, outbound traffic, or traffic flowing in both
directions. The default value is both.
[-o {before | after} existing_name]—Specify order, and thus priority, of filters in the list.
The default position is at the end. The first entry is highest priority.
filter delete name
The filter delete subcommand deletes the specified IPX filter name.
name Deletes the specified general IPX filter name.
filter {enable | disable}
Enables or disables IPX packet filtering. Filtering is disabled when the unit starts and must be explicitly
enabled.
filter flush
Deletes all general IPX packet filters.
filter move name [{before | after} existing_name]