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wl-route
Command wl-route
Arguments [all | tcp | udp | icmp | bcast] [port ] [forward | drop] ] [ xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]
Security
Level
3 (config)
Device Type Ethernet
Default [blank]
Description Sets a specific rule for incoming Wireless traffic. This command allows port forwarding rules to be
established for incoming wireless traffic. With the command an incoming port can be tied to a wired
Ethernet client IP address, allowing network based devices the ability to access clients on the private
network.
all|tcp|udp|icmp|bcast Selects the protocol for the rule.
port
Defines the port number for the rule.
The port number must be an integer.
forward|drop Defines if the rule forwards or blocks traffic.
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:
Defines the private network address the port is mapped to.
The xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx must represent a valid IP address
where xxx is an integer between 0 and 255. The resultant IP
address must not be 0.0.0.0.
The must be an integer.
The following provides details for the protocol and action parameters:
all Allows all traffic to be affected by the rule.
tcp The rule impacts only TCP/IP traffic.
udp The rule impacts only UDP traffic.
icmp The rule impacts only ICMP traffic.
bcast
The rule impacts only UDP traffic sent to the broadcast address
(255.255.255.255). You cannot specify an IP address for the bcast
protocol, and you must specify the relay action.
forward
This action will allow wireless traffic matching the identified port
number to be forwarded to the IP address on the wired network.
drop
This action will stop traffic matching the identified port from being
forwarded to the wired interface.
relay
This action will cause UDP broadcast traffic matching the rules
conditions to be relayed to the wired interface. This this action is only
applicable to the bcast protocol.
Multiple rules can be established to support the communication requirements. The rules set by the
wl-route
command take precedence over the wl-route-default setting.
It is required to establish multiple forwarding rules for the different services available to any device on
the wired network, if both telnet (port 23) and http (port 80) are required, separate rule are required
for forwarding to the different services.