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Chapter 7: Filtering
212777-A, February 2002
5. A default filter is required to deny all other traffic.
6. Apply the filters to the appropriate switch ports.
>> Filter 17# ../filt 224 (Select a default filter)
>> Filter 224# sip any (From any source IP address)
>> Filter 224# dip any (To any destination IP address)
>> Filter 224# action deny (Block matching traffic)
>> Filter 224# name deny matching traffic (Provide a descriptive name for the
filter)
>> Filter 224# ena (Enable the filter)
>> Filter 224# ../port 1 (Select the Internet-side port)
>> SLB port 1# add 15 (Add the SMTP ACK filter to the port)
>> SLB port 1# add 16 (Add the incoming HTTPS filter)
>> SLB port 1# add 224 (Add the default filter to the port)
>> SLB port 1# filt ena (Enable filtering on the port)
>> SLB port 1# ../port 2 (Select the first Web server port)
>> SLB port 2# add 10 (Add the outgoing SMTP filter to the port)
>> SLB port 2# add 17 (Add the outgoing HTTP filter to the port)
>> SLB port 2# add 224 (Add the default filter to the port)
>> SLB port 2# filt ena (Enable filtering on the port)
>> SLB port 2# ../port 3 (Select the other Web server port)
>> SLB port 3# add 10 (Add the outgoing SMTP filter to the port)
>> SLB port 3# add 17 (Add the outgoing HTTP filter to the port)
>> SLB port 3# add 224 (Add the default filter to the port)
>> SLB port 3# filt ena (Enable filtering on the port)
>> SLB port 3# apply (Apply the configuration changes)
>> SLB port 3# save (Save the configuration changes)