IPX Filter Rule Settings
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IPX Rule Number |
The number assigned to the IPX rule. Lower number rules filter first, hence rule number sequence is very important. |
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Action |
PERMIT allows a packet that matches the filter to pass through the interface. DENY prevents the packet from passing through the interface. Any packet that is not explicitly permitted by a PERMIT rule is denied, and any packet not explicitly denied by a DENY rule is permitted. |
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Source Net |
IPX network number---a 32-bit hexadecimal value---to compare to the source IPX network number of the packet. |
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Source Host |
IPX node address---usually the 48-bit hexadecimal value that is the MAC address of the host---to compare to the source IPX node address of the packet. |
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Source Comparison |
Specifies that the source socket number of the packet must be EQ, LT, or GT the number of the source socket. More |
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Source Socket |
A socket number specfied for the comparison, an integer from 1 to 65535. |
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Destination Net |
IPX network number---a 32-bit hexadecimal value---to compare to the destination IPX network number of the packet. |
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Destination Host |
IPX node address---a 48-bit hexadecimal value, usually the MAC address---to compare to the destination IPX node address of the packet. |
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Destination Comparison |
Specifies that the destination socket number of the packet must be EQ, LT, or GT the destination socket number. |
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Destination Socket |
Socket number specified for the comparison---an integer from 1 to 65535. |