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Configuring WAN Port Settings
6-10 PortMaster Configuration Guide
To configure RIP routing, use the following command:
Command> set W1 rip on|broadcast|listen|off
Note – ComOS releases prior to 3.5 used the keyword routing instead of the rip
keyword.
Table 6-3 describes the results of using each keyword.
Refer to the
PortMaster Routing Guide
for OSPF and BGP configuration instructions.
Setting Input and Output Filters
Input and output packet filters can be attached to a synchronous port for network
hardwired ports. Filters allow you to monitor and restrict network traffic. If an input
filter is attached, all packets received from the interface are evaluated against the rule
set for the attached filter. Only packets permitted by the filter are passed through the
PortMaster. If an output filter is attached, packets going to the interface are evaluated
against the rule set in the filter and only packets permitted by the filter are sent out of
the interface.
Note – You must define a filter in the filter table before you can apply it. For more
information about filters, see Chapter 9, “Configuring Filters.”
Table 6-3
Keywords for Configuring RIP Routing
Keyword Description
on The PortMaster broadcasts and accepts RIP packets from the
system at the other end of the WAN connection. This is the
default.
off The PortMaster neither broadcasts nor listens for RIP
information on the interface.
broadcast The PortMaster broadcasts RIP packets to the system at the
other end of the WAN connection.
listen The PortMaster accepts RIP packets from the device
connected to the WAN port.
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