Set the default action: permit/deny
In the absence of any Switching rule, or if a packet does
not match to any Switching rule, the default action for this
group or interface is taken
Allocate a default logical channel
The default logical channel must be prior created in the
Traffic Shaping section
In the absence of any Switching rule, or if a packet does
not match to any Switching rule, the default logical channel
is allocated
For the indications on how to create a logical channel,
please refer to the Traffic Shaping section below
Allocate the default priority for all the packets going
through the Switch group:
- “Up to” - used to increase the packet priority to the
specified value only if the processed packet has a
lower priority
- “Set” - used to assign a new priority regardless of the
value already assigned to the packet
In the absence of any Switching rule, or if a packet does
not match to any Switching rule, the default priority is
allocated
Table 12 - MAC Switch
You can change the list order of the switch group using the up/down arrows.
A set of rules are applied to all packets within a switch group. You can create several
switch rules within a switch group. The following parameters are available for switch
rules:
Set the action for the packets that match this rule:
permit/deny
Allocate a logical channel if there are logical channels prior
created in the Traffic Shaping section
If you allocate a number for a logical channel that was not
prior created in the Traffic Shaping section, it has no effect
in the rule configuration
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