Table 1 shows encapsulation support for each physical access medium:
Table 1. Encapsulation/Media Matrix
Medium
Encapsulation Method
Ethernet
802.2
SNAP
Novell
Ethernet/802.3
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Token Ring
No
Yes
Yes
No
FDDI
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Point-to-Point
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
The bridge provides a set of pre-defined filter fields. Table 2 lists
encapsulation methods along with associated pre-defined fields.
Table 2. Predefined Filter Fields
Encapsulation
Method
Predefined Fields
All
Source station addresses
Destination station addresses
Ethernet
Type
802.2
SSAP
DSAP
SNAP
Organization
Ethertype
The bridge supplements basic filtering functionality by providing the ability
to specify user-defined fields within each of the supported encapsulation
formats. It also provides the ability to specify lists which contain a collection
of value ranges to be filtered.
The Traffic Priority configuration parameters should be left set to Normal,
the default, when using encapsulation filtering.
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