IBM SC30-3865-04 - Manual (Page 252)

Add
Use the add command to add the zone name to the interface zone list or to add the
zone name to the interface zone list as the default for the interface or to add
network and zone filters.
Syntax:
add zone . . .
defaultzone . . .
nfilter in . . .
nfilter out . . .
zfilter in . . .
zfilter out . . .
zone interface# zonename
Adds the zone name to the interface zone list. If you define a network
number for an interface, you should also define the zone names for the
interface. If you did not define a network number, do not define zone
names.
Example:
ap2config>add zone
Interface # [0]? 0
Zone name []? Finance
defaultzone interface# zonename
Adds a default zone name for the interface. If a node on the network
requests a zone name that is invalid, the router assigns the default zone
name to the node until another zone name is chosen. If you add more than
one default to an interface, the last one added overrides the previous
default. If you do not add a default, the first zone name added using the
zone command is the default.
Example:
ap2config>add defaultzone
Interface # [0]? 0
Zone name []? Headquarters
nfilter in interface# first network# last network#
Adds a network filter to the input of the interface. The network range that
you enter must match the network range you set for that interface. You
cannot filter only a portion of a network range. For example, if you set a
network range of 1–10, and you set up a filter for 5–8, the router filters the
full network range of 1–10.
Example:
ap2config>add nfilter in
Interface # [0]? 0
First Network range number (decimal) [0]? 1
Last Network range number (decimal) [0]? 10
nfilter out interface# first network# last network#
Adds a network filter to the output of the interface. The network range that
you enter must match the network range you set for that interface. You
cannot filter only a portion of a network range. For example, if you set a
network range of 1–0, and you set up a filter for 5–8, the router filters the
full network range of 1–10.
Example:
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