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Foundry Switch and Router Installation and Configuration Guide
C - 28 December 2000
Layer 3 Filters
Layer 3 filters control a Foundry devices transmission and receipt of packets based on routing protocol
information in the packets. Foundry devices provide the following types of Layer 3 filters:
IP forwarding filters (same as IP access policies, see IP Access Policies on page C-9)
RIP route filters
RIP neighbor filters
IPX forwarding filters
IPX RIP route and neighbor filters
IPX SAP service filters
AppleTalk zone filters
AppleTalk network filters
BGP route address filters
BGP route AS-path filters
BGP route community filters
RIP redistribution filters
OSPF redistribution filters
BGP redistribution filters
Router accelerator (IP and IPX switching) filters (same as router acceleration policies, see Router
Acceleration Policies on page C-18)
IP Filters
IP filters control the IP packets that the Foundry device sends and receives and the routes that the device learns
or advertises. IP forwarding filters (IP Access policies) control transmission and receipt of IP packets, while RIP
route and neighbor filters control the routes that the device leans or advertises. Route filters filter on specific
network addresses while neighbor filters filter on the IP addresses of the RIP neighbors.
IP Forwarding Filters
IP forwarding filters determine whether to forward or drop an IP packet. IP forwarding filters on a Foundry switch
or router are called IP access policies. See IP Access Policies on page C-9.
RIP Route Filters
RIP route filters control the routes that a Foundry device learns and advertises. Figure C.5 shows an example of
a port with RIP route filters. The port has filters for the inbound direction and the outbound direction. Notice that
the same filter can be used for both directions. The inbound filters control the routes that the device learns;
denied routes are not learned by the device. Outbound filters control the routes that the device advertises; denied
routes are not advertised to RIP neighbors.

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Foundry Networks Switch and Router Specifications

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BrandFoundry Networks
ModelSwitch and Router
CategorySwitch
LanguageEnglish

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