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You can set the default action and scope for general and specific frame
types:
Allow/ Pass
Check or clear this check box. Check this check box to pass all
frames of the type. Clear this check box to drop all frames of the
type.
Scope
Set scope to Unlisted or All. If you select All, then all frames of that
type are unconditionally passed or dropped, depending on the
action you specified. If you select Unlisted, then frames are passed
or dropped only if the frame type is not listed in the predefined or
customizable tables.
To use IP tunnel frame type filters
1. From the Main Menu, select IP Tunnels then Frame Type Filters. The
Frame Type Filters screen appears.
- User’s Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Welcome to Allied Telesyn 7
- Document Conventions 8
- Contacting Allied Telesyn 9
- Getting Started 11
- 1 - Getting Started 12
- AT-WA7500 User’s Guide 13
- What’s New for 15
- Software 15
- Releases 1.90? 15
- Understanding 16
- Serial port 18
- 10BaseT/100BaseTx 18
- Ethernet port 18
- Ethernet 19
- Using Access 27
- Points to Create 27
- Primary LAN Secondary LA 31
- Using a 35
- Communications 35
- Using a Telnet 39
- Saving Configuration Changes 41
- Installing the Access Points 45
- Installation Guidelines 46
- Cordless 47
- Telephones 47
- Other Access 47
- Installing the AT-WA7500 48
- Positioning 50
- Antennas for 50
- 802.11b and 50
- 802.11a Radios 50
- Configuring the Ethernet 53
- Access Point as 56
- Supported DHCP Server Options 59
- Send ARP 61
- Requests 61
- Address Table 63
- Ethernet Filters 64
- Using Ethernet 64
- Frame Type 64
- Configuring Advanced Filters 72
- Setting Filter Values 72
- Setting Filter Expressions 74
- Example 1 76
- the specified 78
- Configuring the Radios 85
- About the Radios 86
- 802.11b Radio 92
- Configuring 101
- 802.11a Radio 101
- Advanced 101
- Parameters 101
- 4 - Configuring the Radios 102
- Inbound Filters 103
- AT-WA7500 User’s Guide 105
- Configuring the Spanning Tree 107
- Designated 108
- About the 109
- Primary LAN 109
- Access Point 109
- Secondary LANs 110
- About Data Link 111
- Tunneling 111
- About Routable 112
- Routable 112
- Network 112
- Protocols 112
- About IP Tunnels 116
- Creating IP 117
- Using One IP 119
- Multicast 119
- Address for 119
- Multiple IP 119
- How Frames 121
- Are Forwarded 121
- Through IP 121
- Outbound Frames 121
- Inbound Frames 122
- Configuring IP Tunnels 124
- Configuring the 125
- IP Address List 125
- Configuring IP 126
- Tunnel Filters 126
- Customizing Subtype Filters 130
- Filter Examples 133
- Configuring Global Parameters 139
- Global RF 143
- Configuring Security 145
- Understanding Security 146
- 6 - Configuring Security 148
- Enabling Access 149
- Setting Up 151
- Changing the Default Login 154
- End Devices 159
- WEP 64/128/ 162
- 152 Security 162
- Implementing 164
- Security 164
- Solution 164
- Configuring the Embedded 175
- Authentication Server (EAS) 175
- About Certificates 177
- Installing and 178
- Uninstalling 178
- Certificates 178
- Configuring the EAS 181
- Database 183
- Using the 186
- Rejected List 186
- Clearing the Rejected List 187
- Exporting and 187
- Importing 187
- Databases 187
- Upgrading Access Points 191
- Managing the Access Points 192
- Using Simple 193
- Management 193
- Protocol (SNMP) 193
- Viewing AP 195
- Connections 195
- 10.10.10.1 195
- Viewing Port 196
- Statistics 196
- Viewing the 197
- Configuration 197
- About This 198
- Using the LEDs 199
- Restoring the 200
- Access Point to 200
- This screen appears 202
- Getting Help 204
- With Your 204
- Installation 204
- General 205
- Troubleshooting 205
- Using LEDs 208
- 10.10.10.110.10.10.1 209
- General Security 213
- Recovering a 214
- Failed Access 214
- Upgrading the Access Points 217
- Using a Web 218
- Browser 218
- Interface 218
- Chapter 9 221
- Entering the AP 223
- Using AP 224
- Monitor 224
- Commands 224
- Using Content 226
- Addressable 226
- Memory (CAM) 226
- Using Test Mode 227
- Using Service 228
- Entering 234
- Command 234
- Console Mode 234
- Using TFTP 238
- TFTP PUT 239
- TFTP SERVER LOG 240
- TFTP SERVER START 241
- TFTP SERVER STOP 241
- Using sdvars 242
- Creating Script Files 247
- Specifications 249
- A - Specifications 250
- Radio Specifications 251
- IEEE 802.11a 252
- Default Settings 253
- Global Flooding 256
- Menu Defaults 256
- IP Tunnels Menu 260
- Defaults 260
- Passwords Menu Defaults 262
- B - Default Settings 264
- IEEE 802.11b 266
- Radio Menu 266
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