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MARTNA™ 10G NETWORK ACCESS (SMARTNA-X)
COMMAND LINE INTERFACE REFERENCE |
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SET FILTER ARP
Use the set filter arp command to create a filter for ARP (Address Resolution Packets) packets. If no other
conditions are specified, the filter matches all ARP packets. Additional conditions can be specified to further refine
the match conditions. For example, specifying the VLAN number limits matches to those ARP packets which have
the specified VLAN header information. Multiple conditions can also be specified where all conditions must be
satisfied before a filter is considered a match. Packets matching an applied filter will either be passed or dropped,
depending the criteria specified in the set map command.
Command form set filter name-string arp [arp-conditions …]
name-string Specifies the filter name. It may contain spaces, but if it does, it must be contained in
quotes “…”; the name itself may not contain the quotes character.
arp-conditions (Optional) Provides additional filtering conditions for the specified protocol. All
conditions must be satisfied for the filter to match. For ARP packets, the following
additional filtering conditions can be specified:
[
vlan vl-value] (Optional) Filters on the specified value matching the VLAN number.
For vl-value, the following formats are recognized:
• 100 – A single tag
• 100–110 – A range (inclusive)
• 0/1 – A value/mask pair (here: all even tags)
• 100,150 – Multiple tags. Use commas (no spaces) to separate VLANs.
[
mac src mac-value] (Optional) Filters on the specified value matching the source
MAC address. For mac-value, the following formats are recognized:
• 01:23:45:67:89:ab – A single address
• 01:23:45:67:89:ab,01:23:45:67:89:ac – Multiple addresses. Use commas (no
spaces) to separate addresses.
[
mac dest mac-value] (Optional) Filters on the specified value matching the
destination MAC address.
[
mac either mac-value] (Optional) Filters on the specified value matching either the
source or destination MAC address.
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