This guide explains how to configure and use various filters, including Switch and IP filters, on Allied Telesyn AT-8600/8700XL/Rapier i/8800 series switches.
This document serves as a basic configuration guide for the Allied Telesyn AT-8600/8700XL/Rapier i/8800 series switches. It details the setup and usage of different filter types, specifically categorizing them into Switch class and IP class filters based on their execution method and performance impact.
The guide provides specific implementation examples for configuring Switch Filters for MAC address binding and Hardware Packet Filters for traffic filtering. It also covers the configuration of IP Traffic Filters for interface-level access control, including rules for allowing specific protocols like Telnet and FTP while denying others. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Supported Series | AT-8600/8700XL/Rapier i/8800 |
|---|---|
| Switch Filter MAC Binding Limit | 256 |
| IP Traffic Filter ID Range | 0 to 99 |
| IP Policy Filter ID Range | 100 to 199 |
| IP Priority Filter ID Range | 200 to 299 |
| IP Routing Filter ID Range | 300 to 399 |
The filters are divided into Switch class and IP class based on their execution method.
Switch class filters are implemented in hardware by the switch chip.
No, only one IP Traffic Filter can be applied to a single interface.
The packet is denied by default if there is no matching entry.