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X3200 User’s Guide 201
Settings Specific to WAN Partners
6
For dynamic assignment of the IP address by the Service Provider, proceed as
follows:
➤
Go to WAN P
ARTNER
➧
ADD
➧
IP.
➤
Select IP Transit Network: dynamic client.
➤
Press SAVE.
➤
Press SAVE.
➤
Leave
WAN P
ARTNER
with Exit.
You have returned to the main menu.
6.2.5 BOD for IP-Based Applications
Filters and rules BOD for IP-based applications is configured by filters and rules in a similar way
to Access Lists for IP packets (see chapter 7.2.8, page 286 ). First filters are de-
fined that determine which IP packets (and thus applications) are to influence
the available bandwidth. If several filters are defined, they can be interlinked us-
ing a rule chain.
Proceed as follows to define suitable filters:
➤
Go to
IP
➧
B
ANDWIDTH ON
D
EMAND
(BOD)
➧
F
ILTER
➧
A
DD
.
➤
Enter Description, e.g. mail_smtp_out .
➤
Select Protocol, e.g. tcp .
➤
Enter Destination Address, e.g. 172.16.08.15 .
➤
Enter Destination Mask, e.g.
255.255.255.255
.
➤
Select Destination Port: e.g.
specify
.
➤
Enter Specify Port, e.g. 25 (port for SMTP).
➤
Press SAVE.
A list of all the previously defined filters appears.
➤
Leave
IP
➧
B
ANDWIDTH ON
D
EMAND
(BOD)
➧
F
ILTER
with Exit.
A rule for BOD is defined in a similar way to a rule for IP packets (see
chapter 7.2.8, page 286 ). Different rules normally consist of different filters and