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Edit Filter:

1. Name

 : email send

2. Ports

 : [unav|i o | 

 | 

 ]

3. Counter Used

 : YES

4. Source MAC Address

 : 

5. Destination MAC Address:

6. VLAN ID

 : 

7. Layer 3

 : IP

8. Source IP address

 :

9. Destination IP address :

a. DSCP

 :

b. Layer 4

 : 6(TCP)

c. Source Port

 :

d. Destination port

 :

0: Exit

Enter menu selection:

Select the protocol

Press 

 

t

  

to select tcp protocol  

Figure 75:  Select tcp protocol 

Now we setup the destination port 

Press 

 

d

  

to select Destination port.  Program adds a new line to the bottom 

of the menu 

– 

filter on DESTINATION port?[N]  

Figure 76:  Setup destination port

Edit Filter:

1. Name

 : email send

2. Ports

 : [unav|i o | 

 | 

 ]

3. Counter Used

 : YES

4. Source MAC Address

 : 

5. Destination MAC Address:

6. VLAN ID

 : 

7. Layer 3

 : IP

8. Source IP address

 :

9. Destination IP address :

a. DSCP

 :

b. Layer 4

 : 6(TCP)

c. Source port

 :

d. Destination port

 :

0: Exit

Enter menu selection:d

 filter on DESTINATION port?[N]:y

Enter DESTINATION (decimal):587

Enter the DESTINATION port

Press 

 

y

  

then the program adds another line to allow the entry of the 

Destination port.  Enter the DESTINATION port 

     

<enter>

   

Figure 77:  Enter the destination port

The Destination port filter is complete

Enter the DESTINATION port 

       

We are finished setting up the 

 

email 

send

  

filter.  Press 

    

to return to the Row 1 Filters screen

Figure 78:  destination port is complete

Edit Filter:

1. Name

 : email send

2. Ports

 : [unav|i o | 

 | 

 ]

3. Counter Used

 : YES

4. Source MAC Address

 : 

5. Destination MAC Address:

6. VLAN ID

 : 

7. Layer 3

 : IP

8. Source IP address

 :

9. Destination IP address :

a. DSCP

 :

b. Layer 4

 : 6(TCP)

c. Source Port

 :

d. Destination port

 :

0: Exit

Enter menu selection:d

Edit Filter:

1. Name

 : email send

2. Ports

 : [unav|i o | 

 | 

 ]

3. Counter Used

 : YES

4. Source MAC Address

 : 

5. Destination MAC Address:

6. VLAN ID

 : 

7. Layer 3

 : IP

8. Source IP address

 :

9. Destination IP address :

a. DSCP

 :

b. Layer 4

 : 6(TCP)

c. Source port

 :

d. Destination port

 : 587

0: Exit

Enter menu selection:

Garland Technology M1G1ACE (Code Version:1.0.21)

Row 1 Filters

#:  Name

Ports

  Count

1:

src IP fltA

[Unav|i  o| 

 | 

 ]   0

 2:

Case 432A 

[unav| i  | 

 |i  o]

0

3:

Case 432A dmac

[unav| i  | 

 |i  o]

0

4:  abc

[unav|i   |  o |

 ]

0

5:

DSCP=21

[unav| 

 | 

 |i o ]   0

 6:

ICMP

[unav| i  |  o |

 ]

0

 -> 7:

email send

[unav|i o | 

|

 ]

0

u:cursor up  d:cursor down 

 t:filter up   g:filter down

a:add 

 e:edit 

 i:insert 

 x:delete

v:view

 c:clear count

  r:reset

 h:help

0:exit

 *** s:SAVE AND APPLY FILTERS ***

Select: 

Back at the Row 1 filters screen

The TCP source port, and UDP source and destination entries are similar. 
Note: Always remember to press 

 

S

  

when you finish entering your filters or they 

won

 

t be there when you try to use them

Figure 79: We have set up 7 filters 

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M1G1ACE/M1G1DCE

Summary of Contents for M1G1ACE

Page 1: ...ke advantage of the aggregating backplane you will need to update the firmware of the modules Otherwise the modules will operate as they normally would in the new chassis There is a RJ 45 Management p...

Page 2: ...air circulation is maintained To deploy the M1GXXCE Modular Chassis with Filtering Backplane into your network the following steps apply Figure 2 M1G1ACE with four TAP modules a Management module Page...

Page 3: ...of each module to the backplane Option 3 provides the capability to manage the Username and Password for the chassis Option 4 provides the capability to manage the Network configuration Option 5 provi...

Page 4: ...the RJ45 Serial Port on the M1GXXCE chassis 2 Connect the other side of the RS232 cable to your PC s RS232 port 3 Use any terminal emulation software PuTTY HyperTerminal Etc to connect to the CLI inte...

Page 5: ...21 Main Menu Select 1 Change View Module Configuration 2 Filtering 3 Change Username Password 4 Settings 5 Upgrade 0 Logout Before being able to upgrade the Chassis with the latest software the user...

Page 6: ...Supply 2 Up Module Type Operating Mode Current State 1 M1GCCBP 2 M1GCCF 3 M1GCCF 4 M1GCCF Bypass Bypass Press 1 Select Slot 1 2 Select Slot 2 3 Select Slot 3 4 Select Slot 4 0 Exit Figure 10 Show Stat...

Page 7: ...aults Press Enter to refresh this status screen 0 Exit The TAP Module in slot 2 is different than the module in slot 1 This screen is to show that the slot number screens may be slightly different dep...

Page 8: ...LFP ON or OFF Pressing when on the Slot 1 Status Screen of a Copper TAP Module will bring up this screen Slot 1 LFP Configuration Current LFP state ON New LFP state ON 1 ON 2 OFF 0 Return and Apply L...

Page 9: ...Speed setting is less that 1Gbps If the Speed is 1Gbps the Duplex mode is forced to Autonegotiate Pressing when on the Slot Status Screen of a Copper Bypass TAP Module will bring up the Reverse Bypass...

Page 10: ...rows to set up filters Pressing on a 1U chassis would take you directly to the Filter Row menu Page 10 Page 10 V Ve er r 1 1 6 We will show the setting up of some Layer 2 3 and 4 filters in the follo...

Page 11: ...Egress Ports Menu Ingress Egress ports for filter Case 432A Edit Filter 1 Name case 432A 2 Ports 3 Counter Used YES 4 Source MAC Address 5 Destination MAC Address 6 VLAN ID 7 Layer 3 0 Exit Enter menu...

Page 12: ...gram will add filter on DESTINATION MAC address N line at the bottom ofthe menu Press y to add theaddress Figure 32 Begin setting up the destination MAC address Pressing adds a line to the menu Figure...

Page 13: ...tion MAC address is added to line 5 Pleasenote that entering the SOURCE MAC address is operationally the same as entering the DESTINATION MAC address If a SOURCEMAC address is entered at this point th...

Page 14: ...ess 6 VLAN ID 768 7 Layer 3 0 Exit Enter menu selection VLAN ID defined Press to return to the Row 1Filters Screen Figure 43 vlan 768 assigned Figure 40 Add a new filter We will create thenew filter s...

Page 15: ...gned We will select IP packets by pressing then i Edit Filter 1 Name src IP fltA 2 Ports Unav i o 3 Counter Used YES 4 Source MAC Address 5 Destination MAC Address 6 VLAN ID 7 Layer 3 0 Exit Enter men...

Page 16: ...Filter 1 Name src IP fltA 2 Ports Unav i o 3 Counter Used YES 4 Source MAC Address 5 Destination MAC Address 6 VLAN ID 7 Layer 3 IP 8 Source IP address 9 Destination IP address a DSCP b Layer 4 0 Exit...

Page 17: ...ion a filter on dscp N Setting up DSCP Filter cont Selecting IP brings up three new options SourceIP Destination IP and DSCP We willselect a to set up filter on DSCP Figure 60 Select Setting up DSCP F...

Page 18: ...ction b filter on layer 4 IP protocol N y t tcp u udp h other any other key no change IP protocol 0 Figure 67 Select Layer 4 Enter and press ENTER to get back to the Edit milter menu Edit Filter 1 Nam...

Page 19: ...med email send which will go from A2 C2 Press to select layer 3 Figure 71 create email send filter Row 1 Filter now has six filters complete Edit Filter 1 Name email send 2 Ports unav i o 3 Counter Us...

Page 20: ...o return to the Row 1Filters screen Figure 78 destination port is complete Edit Filter 1 Name email send 2 Ports unav i o 3 Counter Used YES 4 Source MAC Address 5 Destination MAC Address 6 VLAN ID 7...

Page 21: ...t Temperature Operating Relative Humidity Storage Temperature Voltage AC DC Current Max 2U WxHxD 17 44 x 3 47 x 13 32 inches 9 lbs 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F 90 non condensing 20 C to 70 C 4 F to 158 F...

Page 22: ...es supports up to twelve TAP modules Backplane feature can be used with all of Garland Technology s 1Gbps modular TAPs that end with a letter F Modular TAPs that can use the Aggregating Filtering Back...

Page 23: ...RJ 45 Copper Port SFP Transceiver Port 1Gbps LFP Link Failure Propagation LFP is used mostly for HA designed networks When turned on it can sense a network failure and reflect the failure to the adja...

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