Alcatel Carrier Internetworking Solutions Omni Switch/Router - Manual (Page 808)

Configuring IPX RIP/SAP Filtering
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8. The following prompt displays:
SAP service type (default: all services) :
Enter the SAP service type (in hexadecimal format) as defined by NetWare (or press
to use the default of all services).
9. A message will confirm the addition of the filter:
ipxfilter successfully added
Adding an IPX RIP/SAP Filter for a Specific Group or VLAN
Follow the steps below to add an IPX RIP or SAP Output or Input filter for a specific Group
or VLAN.
1. Enter the Group and VLAN numbers after the command like this: ipxfilter 1:1 .
A screen similar to the following displays:
Selecting IPX filter for interface 1:1:
Add or delete entry {add(a), delete(d)} (a) :
Enter a (or press ) to select to add a filter.
2. The following prompt displays:
Filter type {SAP output(so),
SAP input(si),
RIP Output(ro),
RIP Input(ri),
GNS output(go)} (so) :
Enter so (or press ) to add a SAP Output filter. Enter si to add a SAP Input filter.
Enter ro to add a RIP Output filter. Enter ri to add a RIP Input filter. Enter go to add a GNS
Output filter.
3. The following prompt displays:
Filter action {block(b), allow(a)} (a) :
Enter a (or press ) to define the filter to allow traffic. Enter b to define the filter to
block traffic.
4. The following prompt displays:
IPX network (default: all networks):
Enter the IPX network address (in hexadecimal format) that is to be used (or press
to use the default of “all networks”).
5. The following prompt displays:
IPX network mask (default: FFFFFFFF) :
Enter the IPX network mask (in hexadecimal format) to be used (or just press to
use the default mask of FFFFFFFF). If you selected the default of “all networks” in the previ-
ous step, this step is skipped.
6. The following prompt displays:
IPX node address (default: all nodes):
Enter the IPX node address (in hexadecimal format) to be used (or just press to
use the default of “all nodes”).