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How To Use Conditions And Protocols

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Interface:

Use this drop-down list to select which (host) interface the

response should go to. Active is the interface on which the CST operates.

Protocol List

New:

Click

New

to reset the Name and Interface fields.

Add:

If the text displayed on the second button is Add, the protocol has not

been added to the Protocol list. Click

Add

to add the protocol to the Protocol

list.

NOTE:

The protocol appears in the list with its name followed by a separator
and the name of the interface used.

Update:

If the text displayed on the second button is Update, the protocol is

already in the Protocol list. Click

Update

to update the protocol properties

with the new properties.

Edit:

Select an item in the Protocol list, and click

Edit

to edit it.

NOTE:

If you select more than one item, you can only to edit the first item.

Remove:

Select one or more items in the Protocol list, and click

Remove

to

remove them from the list.

IMPORTANT

Removing protocols invalidates entries that use the protocols.

How To Use Conditions And Protocols

After you define one or more protocols, return to the CST Manager to create a
new entry available for editing. Select

Response

from the Mode drop-down

list. In the Input field, enter the data on which the response should be
triggered. Right-click the Output field, and select the desired protocol from the
pop-up menu.

You can enter prefixes and suffixes, and these will be sent with the defined
output of the protocol. For example, if the output is defined as

pre

suf

, and the On_Empty condition is met, then

pre 1 suf

will be the

response.

A protocol displays with the protocol icon over a light red background with the
mnemonic

ptc

. To see protocol details, i.e. name and interface, hover the

pointer over the protocol icon in the Output field to display a screen tip.

See Figure 170.

Figure 170. Protocol Screen Tip