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bridge packetFilter load
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bridge packetFilter
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9000
9400
3900
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load
For CoreBuilder 9000: Applies to Layer 3 switching modules only.
Transfers a packet filter file from another host machine to the switch to
which you are currently connected.
Valid Minimum Abbreviation
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Important Considerations
■
On the CoreBuilder 3500, before you use the
packetFilter load
command, select the required file transfer protocol (TFTP or FTP) using
the
system fileTransfer
command.
■
On the CoreBuilder 3500, this single command transfers a file from
another host and loads it in a one-step process.
■
On the CoreBuilder 9000, loading a filter from another host is a two-
step process. You must first
download
the packet filter source file to
the Enterprise Management Engine (EME) using TFTP, then
connect
to
the Layer 3 module, then enter this
bridge packetFilter load
command.
The syntax of the EME download command is:
download module <slot.subslot> filter <IP address> <filename>
You must use TFTP to download on the CoreBuilder 9000. FTP does
not work.
When you enter
bridge packetFilter load
, the CoreBuilder 9000
does not prompt you for any options. Instead, the module simply
looks for the downloaded filter on the EME. If it finds it, it loads it. If it
does not find it, it prints the message
Filter not found
.
■
TFTP or FTP hosts may place restrictions on which files and pathnames
are valid. See your host administrator or host documentation for TFTP
and FTP information.
■ bridge packetFilter load
verifies the syntax of the filter. If the
syntax is correct, it stores the filter into non-volatile memory. If the
syntax is incorrect, you are prompted to enter the built-in editor so
that you can fix the filter.
- Command Reference Guide 1
- 3Com Corporation 2
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- Santa Clara, California 2
- 95052-8145 2
- UNCTIONS 4
- ROTOCOLS 10
- EDUNDANCY 12
- ULTICAST 12
- ONITORING 16
- EFERENCE 17
- Ta b le 1 19
- Using This Book 20
- Finding Specific 20
- Information 20
- Command 22
- Conventions 23
- Ta b le 3 24
- Text Conventions 24
- Documentation 25
- Comments 25
- Year 2000 25
- Compliance 25
- Chapter 1 27
- Chapter 2 27
- DMINISTRATION 29
- CoreBuilder 9000 30
- Management 30
- Overview 30
- Management and Data Channels 31
- Figure 1 32
- Features 33
- Configuration Tasks 34
- Accessing the 35
- Administration 35
- Access Examples 37
- Using Menus to 39
- Perform Tasks 39
- Ta b le 6 43
- Command Summary 43
- Command Summary (continued) 44
- NVIRONMENT 100
- from GMT 105
- Valid Minimum Abbreviation 118
- Menu Structure 128
- ANAGEMENT 147
- STABLISHING 147
- Status for Routes 161
- Management IP Ping Example 178
- Fields in the SNMP Display 191
- ARAMETERS 201
- Flow Control Settings 216
- ISTRIBUTED 223
- NTERFACE 223
- Fields in the Bridge Display 252
- GGREGATION 321
- bridge trunk define 325
- ESILIENT 327
- ■ bridge packetFilter load 379
- ) paths on port 1 385
- Port Group 1 - Marketing 386
- Port group mask - bit 15 386
- Port Group 2 - Sales 386
- Port group mask - bit 32 386
- Port Group 2 - Sales 387
- Options 399
- Fields in the IP RIP Display 452
- IP RIP Mode Example 454
- Example of Import Policy 468
- Example of Export Policy 468
- IP Ping Example 474
- IP Advanced Ping Example 477
- Sample IP VRRP Detail Display 491
- IP VRRP Define Example 494
- IP VRRP Modify Example 497
- OSPF Import Policy Conditions 595
- OSPF Export Policy Conditions 596
- IP OSPF Policy Modify Example 601
- IPX Interface Define Example 609
- IPX Static Route Example 619
- 20: IPX 622
- Options (3500 only) 623
- IPX Static Server Example 625
- IPX RIP Policy Define Example 634
- IPX RIP Policy Modify Example 636
- IPX SAP Policy Define Example 644
- IPX SAP Policy Modify Example 647
- ■ Disabled 680
- Chapter 22 687
- Ta b le 7 714
- Input Time Type Options 714
- ECHNICAL 767
- Support from Your 769
- Network Supplier 769
- Support from 3Com 769
- Returning Products 771
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