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Chapter 7
– Configuration
GE Reason Switches
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information from a group at the allowed
address range will be logged.
After a rule is created, it will be displayed four icons at the last column of the IPMC
Profile Rule Settings table. Their usage is as follows:
o
- Insert New Rule Button: allows adding a new rule in higher
level index, click at this button. Created rule will be inserted at the
index number of the row where the button was clicked. It can be
used to add higher priorities rules after creating other ones;
o
- Delete Rule Button: allows deleting the rule at the row;
o
- Move Rule to higher levels: allows managing rules created by
moving a given index rule to higher index rule levels;
o
- Move Rule to lower levels: allows managing rules created by
moving a given index rule to lower index rule levels.
After one of the configurations described before is changed, there are buttons that
allow the user to save or discard the configurations.
o
Commit : save configuration at the Running Config;
o
Reset : undo changes made locally at the Running Config.
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Address Entry:
Profile Table menu allows the user to create entries to be used at the profiles created
in the Profile Table menu. These entries are used in the profiles used at IGMP and
MLD protocols to define which group to enjoy at the multicast group. By default, no
entry is configured at the switch. If a new entry is required, click at the Add New
Address (Range) Entry button. When clicked, it will appear the following fields to be
configured:
o
Delete : click at the button to delete the entry at the row;
o
Entry Name: indicates the name to be used by the entry, which
must be unique at the network. Allowed values are alphanumeric
characters, and maximum name length is 16 characters;
o
Start Address : indicates the first address of the addresses range
allowed in this entry. Allowed values are IPv4 or IPv6 multicast
group addresses. IPv4 addresses must be entered in dotted
decimal format, and IPv6 addresses must be entered in
hexadecimal format with a colon (“:”) separating each field;