Configuring IPX RIP/SAP Filtering
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GP:VL (s/p/vc) or (Peer ID)
The first number (
GP) is the Group associated with this entry. The second number (VL) is the
VLAN associated with this entry. When a filter applies to all interfaces, this field will say
“global.” If an entry refers to a Frame Relay interface, column headings for slot, port, and
virtual circuit (s/p/vc) may be displayed when the filter is applied to a particular virtual circuit
rather than to the entire VLAN. If an entry refers to a PPP interface, the Peer ID (Peer ID) may
be displayed when the filter is applied to a particular PPP Peer.
Displaying a List of “Global” IPX Filters
To display a listing of just the global IPX filters, enter the following command:
ipxf global
A screen similar to the following displays:
Displaying global filters:
GP:VL (s/p/vc)
# Type Net/Mask Node/Mask Svc Md (Peer ID)
------ ------------ ---------------------- ----------------------------------- ------ ---- --------------------
1 SAP OUT 67/ffffffff 000000000001/ffffffffffff ALL B global
3 RIP IN 67/ffffffff B global
Displaying a List of Specific IPX Filters
To display a listing of IPX RIP or SAP filters for a specific interface, you can specify other
parameters along with the ipxf command. The format for the command in this case is:
ipxf <type> <GP:VL>
The type is one of these codes:
ri for RIP INput
ro for RIP OUTput
si for SAP INput
so for SAP OUTput
go for GNS OUTput
For example, to display a list of the filters defined for Group 1, VLAN 1, you would enter:
ipxf 1:1
A screen similar to the following displays:
Displaying filters for interface 1:1:
GP:VL (s/p/vc)
# Type Net/Mask Node/Mask Svc Md (Peer ID)
------ ------------ ---------------------- ----------------------------------- ------ ---- --------------------
2 SAP IN 67/ffffffff 000000000001/ffffffffffff 0278 B 1:1
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