Aggregator
PacketMAX™ Advanced Aggregator | GAA10G10AC | 1.19.2
3. Enter the template name. If no name is entered the system will automatically apply a name as follows,
tmplt, tmplt(2), tmplt(3), etc.
4. Enter the description, optional.
5. Select the Template Type, Pass All, Pass By or Deny By.
6. If pass by or deny by was selected in Step 5, the options will be displayed as follows.
Source MAC Address / Source MAC Mask
Destination MAC Address / Destination MAC Mask
Ether Type
Source IP Address / Source IP Mask
Destination IP Address / Destination IP Mask
Inner VLAN ID
Outer VLAN ID
DSCP
IP Protocol
L4 Source Port or Range
L4 Destination Port or Range
7. Select Save Template once all desired option modifications have been completed.
8. The new filter template will appear on the Filter Templates panel.
9. The filter template may be modified by selecting the template name.
10. The filter template may be deleted by selecting the red X.
3.2 Load Balancing Policy
The load balancing policy determines the hashing applied to all load balancing groups, taps in the load
balance mode and the ATLB2 Chained mode. The load balancing policy options are as follows and may
be applied as L3 and/or L4 or L2.
Ipv4 Source
MAC Source
Ipv4 Destination
MAC Destination
L4 Source Port
L4 Destination Port
1. Select Load Balancing Policy on the Packet Broker Configurations panel.
The Load Balancing Policy panel will be displayed.
2. Select the desired load balancing policy options.
3. Select Save to save updates.
4. Select Cancel to disregard changes.
3.2.1 Load Balancing Group
Load balancing groups are used as an egress option on config maps. The traffic applied to the ports
assigned to a load balancing group will follow the hashing per the load balancing policy. Ports may be
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