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change_da <mac-address> The destination MAC address in the
packet header is replaced with the specified address.
drop - The packet is discarded.
forward - The packet is let through.
send_to ethernet_port <port>/host_port <host-port>/vlan
<vlan> - The packet is sent to the specified port or switching domain.
Default Setting
Forward for all filters.
Command Usage
When an ingress connection is defined, see section 13.8.6 on page 114, one of
the eight predefined instances of filter_profiles may be allocated to the ingress
connection.
Each filter_profile object has 8 attributes, global_filter_1, … global_filter_8,
referring to one and each of the 8 global_filter objects, global_filter 1 …
global_filter 8.
Matching starts with global_filter_1; if the matching result is positive, that is the
packet header content is consistent with the global_filter 1, then actions that
are specified at global_filter_1 are taken. When the matching gives a positive
result, the other global filters are skipped, otherwise matching with
global_filter_2 is performed.
In case matching with global_filter_N gives a negative result then matching
with global_filter_N+1 is done and so on until either a positive match is made
or all 8 global_filter have been tested. In the latter case, actions defined for
global_filter_none are performed.
Example:
efn# set filter_profile 1 global_filter_1 send_to
ethernet_port 2
13.8.16 set global_filter
Use this command to define the global filters that are used in
filter_profile definitions.