The IP/SMDS address translation table.
Contains the IP address, Local SNI, IP
multicast address (E.164 format), and
ARP multicast address (E.164 format).
Packets with an all-ones host portion of the
destination IP address are called Subnet Directed
Broadcast (or Limited Broadcast) packets. This
object selects if these packets are to be broadcast
onto the destination subnet.
Interface index to which this filter applies, or
zero for global filters.
This integer identifies the row of the system wide
interfaces table associated with the particular
interface.
Stream direction to which filter is applied.
Input and Output require an interface to
be specified. Global indicates all interfaces
and both directions. Input and Global filters are
applied prior to Output filters.
NOTE: a packet originating in the router may not
pass through the filter logic.
An internally generated sequence number used to
allow the Filter display table to be retruned in
the order the filters are applied (most specific
to least specific) without violating SNMP ordering
rules. Sequence numbers for all filters may change
with a single addition or modification of a filter.
Sequence numbers, once assigned, are not assigned
again. This number has no intrinsic meaning.
Disposition of packets meeting the
filter criteria. Packets not discarded
will be output with the selected relative
transmission priority. The log option causes a
rate selected trap to be generated.
This object is used exclusivley for returning
information in a trap about the last packet that was
filtered. A query of this object will return an
octet string of length zero.
Interface index to which this filter applies, or
zero for global filters.
This integer identifies the row of the system wide
interfaces table associated with the particular
interface.
Stream direction to which filter is applied.
Input and Output require an interface to
be specified. Global indicates all interfaces
and both directions. Input and Global filters are
applied prior to Output filters.
NOTE: a packet originating in the router may not
pass through the filter logic.
Disposition of packets meeting the
filter criteria. Packets not discarded
will be output with the selected relative
transmission priority. The log option causes a
rate sensitive trap to be generated.
Table showing the list of IP filters that will
be applied on a given interface, shown in the
order that they will be applied. This is essentially
an expansion of the filter profile to filter entries
on a per interface basis.
Interface index to which this filter applies, or
zero for global filters.
This integer identifies the row of the system wide
interfaces table associated with the particular
interface.
Stream direction to which filter is applied.
Input and Output require an interface to
be specified. Global indicates all interfaces
and both directions. Input and Global filters are
applied prior to Output filters.
NOTE: a packet originating in the router may not
pass through the filter logic.
An internally generated sequence number used to
allow the Filter display table to be returned in
the order the filters are applied (most specific
to least specific) without violating SNMP ordering
rules. Sequence numbers for all filters may change
with a single addition or modification of a filter.
Sequence numbers, once assigned, are not assigned
again. This number has no intrinsic meaning.