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3.4.1.
Network Bridge Commands
A bridge is a LAN interconnection device that operates at the data link layer
(layer 2) of the OSI reference model. It may be used to join two LAN segments
(A, B), constructing a larger LAN. A bridge is able to filter traffic passing between
the two LANs and may enforce a security policy separating different work groups
located on each of the LANs. Bridges were first specified in
(layer 2) of the OSI reference model. It may be used to join two LAN segments
(A, B), constructing a larger LAN. A bridge is able to filter traffic passing between
the two LANs and may enforce a security policy separating different work groups
located on each of the LANs. Bridges were first specified in
IEEE 802.1D
(1990)
and later by ISO (in 1993).
Add New Bridge
To create a new network bridge interface
To create a new network bridge interface
1.
Click the Add new Bridge button. The Insert New Bridge dialog box
appears.
appears.
2.
Type the bridge name in the box, then click the Submit button. The bridge
name appears in the Network Interfaces Tree.
name appears in the Network Interfaces Tree.
Note: The bridge name must begin with the string “br”. There is no limitation to the
rest of the name.
rest of the name.
Delete Bridge
To
delete
a
bridge
1.
Select the bridge in the Network Interfaces Tree
2.
Click the Delete Bridge button in the Network Bridge Commands Pane
Insert Interface
To insert an interface as a ‘slave’ under a bridge
To insert an interface as a ‘slave’ under a bridge
1.
In the Network Interfaces Tree, select an interface to become the slave.
2.
Click the Insert Interface button. The Insert Interface to Bridge dialog
box appears.
box appears.
3.
In the Select Bridge list box, select the desired bridge.
4.
Click Submit. The tree is rearranged to show the interface as a slave to the
bridge.
bridge.
Figure 24. Inserting an Interface under a Bridge
Remove Interface
1.
1.
Select the interface in the Network Interfaces Tree.
2.
Click the Remove Interface button.