513
Nonflow Classifier Procedure
To accept the default or existing values that appear in brackets [ ], press
Return.
1
Enter a classifier number in the range of from
400
through
498
.
Numbers
401
through
407
are predefined nonflow classifiers with
applied controls; numbers
420
,
430
,
440
,
450
,
460
,
470
,
480
, and
490
are predefined nonflow classifiers without controls. If you have not
removed any of the predefined nonflow classifiers, you need to remove
them before you can define another nonflow classifier. (With the default
classifier, there is a limit of 16 predefined nonflow classifiers.)
2
Enter the classifier name (a unique name of up to 32 characters long).
3
Enter a cast type.
For a
nonflow
classifier, the options are
unicast
,
multicast
,
broadcast
,
and
all
.
4
Enter one or any protocols.
The options are
TCP/IP
,
IP
,
IPX
,
Appletalk
,
any
,
or
custom
.
5
If you choose
custom,
enter the protocol type (
ethernet
or
DSAP/SSAP
).
■
For
ethernet
type enter the hexidecimal value.
■
For
DSAP/SSAP
type, enter the DSAP and SSAP hexidecimal values.
6
Enter one or all IEEE 802.1p tags. Specify any combination of values in
the range of from
0
through
7
, or
all
.
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