Black Box LRA005A-R2 - Manual (Page 191)

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3.5 IPX Packet Types
The packet type indicates the type of service offered or required by the packet. Table B-3 list the packet
types defined in NetWare.
Table B-3. IPX Packet Types.
Field Value Packet Type Description
00h unknown for all unclassified packets
01h routing information for RIP packets
04h service advertising for SAP packets
05h sequenced for SPX packets
11h NetWare core protocol for NCP packets
14h PP (propagated packet) for Novell NetBIOS
3.6 filter
Filter IPX packets using the general filter list
Syntax
filter add name{ [-i iface [ /frame_type ]]
[-s src_addr]
[-d dest_addr]
[-p pkt_type] }
{-t {allow | deny | nodial}
[-f {inbound | outbound}]
[-o {before | after} existing_name]
filter delete name
filter {enable | disable}
filter flush
filter move name [{before | after} existing_name]
filter status
Description
Use packet filtering to make your Router more secure, or to decrease throughput. The filters allow IPX
traffic to be selectively restricted to and through the Router. You can also use filters to keep hosts outside
of your organization from initiating calls on your phone line and increasing your phone bills. There are
three IPX filter lists:
• General (filter command)
• RIP (ripfilter command)