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Configuring Enterprise Edge Services 213

P0911588 Issue 01 Enterprise Edge 2.0 Programming Operations Guide

Adding RIP filters for IPX routing

RIP is the routing protocol that routes IPX data packets in an internetwork

environment. IPX Router Manager (Windows NT 4.0 routing management entity)

is responsible for IPX routing operation. You can configure IPX packet filters for

inbound or outbound traffic on interface handling IPX packets. You must configure

the IPX RIP parameters from the IPX heading of the navigation tree (Configuring

IPX Routing on page 208).

Note: The IPX router manager in your Enterprise Edge system operates separately

from the IP routing manager. As a result, RIP configuration under the IP

Routing heading has no effect on IPX routing. You must configure IPX RIP

parameters under the IPX Routing heading.

To add a RIP filter for IPX routing:

1. Choose Services, IPX Routing and click on the interface you want to

configure.

2. On the Configuration menu click Add RIP Input Filter or Add RIP Output

Filter.

3. Use the table below to set your RIP Input or Output filter parameters for IPX

routing:

4. Click Save.

Tips

After you create and add a filter for IPX routing on an interface, you must

select The Input Filter Action and Output filter Action from the RIP Summary

parameters.

Warning

The filter action which indicates either to deny or allow packets that match

filter definition applies to all filters. You cannot set a filter action for a specific

filter. When you have decided which action the routing manager must perform

on packets matching a filter definition, the routing manager performs this

action every time it finds a match between packets and filters.

Attribute Description

Input Filter (IF#) Allows you to give a number to the input filter you are creating.

Output Filter

(OF#)

Allows you to give a number to the output filter you are creating.

Network Number Allows you to enter the network number that identifies the IPX network. A

valid entry is any 4-byte hexadecimal number.

Network Mask Allows you to enter the network mask to be applied to the source address.

This parameter defines the range of network numbers that you want to filter.

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