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0100 Access Point User's Manual
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More About the Access Point Filters
The filter configuration allows you to customize the type of traffic that is
forwarded from the Ethernet network to the RF network. If one of the boxes
contains a check, this indicates that traffic that meets the corresponding filter
characteristic such as the Protocol Type will be filtered out and will not be
forwarded.
Non-2.4 GHz RF Address Filter This filter prevents traffic that is destined to a
non-broadcast, non-multicast, non-RF address from being forwarded from
Ethernet to wireless.
Do not use this filter when using the node address overwrite feature on RF
stations.
Novell IPX Broadcast Filters These filters prevent IPX broadcasts of the
specified types from being forwarded from Ethernet to RF. Since RIP, SAP,
and LSP broadcasts are of interest to routers and not end stations, these filters
can typically be turned on.
Protocol Type Filters These filters prevent traffic of a particular protocol type
from being forwarded from Ethernet to RF. When “Other Types” is checked,
all types other than those listed will be filtered out.
Do not filter out the types of packets you know RF nodes will need to receive.
If you use TCP/IP as a protocol on your network, do not filter IP/ARP traffic.
If you have Macintosh computers on your Ethernet network that send
AppleTalk traffic only to each other, you may want to filter those packets from
RF stations.
ARP Filter This filter enables IP ARP broadcast filtering. When this filter is
enabled, ARP broadcasts will be forwarded from Ethernet to RF only if the
destination IP address is on the IP network defined by the IP Network
Address and Subnet Mask fields.