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Chapter 13 - AppleTalk Filtering
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lteq, le, <=, or =< These are allowable ways of writing a “less than or
equal to” operator which will match the packet/information if its value is
less than or equal to the value specified in the option expression.
equal to” operator which will match the packet/information if its value is
less than or equal to the value specified in the option expression.
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gt or > These are allowable ways of writing a “greater than” operator
which will match the packet/information if its value is greater than the
value specified in the option expression.
which will match the packet/information if its value is greater than the
value specified in the option expression.
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gteq, ge, >=, or => These are allowable ways of writing a “greater than
or equal to” operator which will match the packet/information if its value
is greater than or equal to the value specified in the option expression.
or equal to” operator which will match the packet/information if its value
is greater than or equal to the value specified in the option expression.
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ne, <>, or != These are allowable ways of writing an “inequality” oper-
ator which will match if the value in the packet/information is not equal
to the value specified in the option expression.
ator which will match if the value in the packet/information is not equal
to the value specified in the option expression.
The options available for AppleTalk filter rules allow rules to be more
narrowly specified to exclude packets or other information based on a number
of additional factors.
narrowly specified to exclude packets or other information based on a number
of additional factors.
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type <operator> <AppleTalk packet type> This option allows filtering of
the packet type from the AppleTalk DDP header. The value must be
between 1 and 255. The numbers of some well-known packet types are
listed below.
the packet type from the AppleTalk DDP header. The value must be
between 1 and 255. The numbers of some well-known packet types are
listed below.
RTMP (1)NBP (2)ATP (3)
ECHO (4)RTMP Request (5) ZIP (6)
ADSP (7)SNMP (8)IP-in-AppleTalk (22)
DECnet-in-AppleTalk (68)
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srcnet <operator> <network number> This option allows filtering of
packets by the source network from the AppleTalk DDP header. The
value must be between 1 and 65279. The keyword all may be used to
specify all network numbers.
packets by the source network from the AppleTalk DDP header. The
value must be between 1 and 65279. The keyword all may be used to
specify all network numbers.
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dstnet <operator> <network number> This option allows filtering of
packets by the destination network from the AppleTalk DDP header. The
value must be between 1 and 65279. The keyword all may be used to
specify all network numbers.
packets by the destination network from the AppleTalk DDP header. The
value must be between 1 and 65279. The keyword all may be used to
specify all network numbers.
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srcnode <operator> <node address> This option allows filtering of
packets by the source node from the AppleTalk DDP header. The node
value must be between 1 and 253.
packets by the source node from the AppleTalk DDP header. The node
value must be between 1 and 253.
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dstnode <operator> <node address> This option allows filtering of
packets by the destination node from the AppleTalk DDP header. The
node value must be between 1 and 253.
packets by the destination node from the AppleTalk DDP header. The
node value must be between 1 and 253.