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IfIndex, From Address, Up Time, Action, IGMP Filter Table, IGMP Filter Entry - Insert,

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Modular L3 Ethernet Switch User's Guide ♦ IfIndex - Identifies the port number for which the IGMP filter is enabled. ♦ From Address - Indicates the IP address being filtered from. ♦ To Address - Indicates the IP address being filtered to. ♦ Up Time - Indicates in ticks the amount of time that has passed since the entry was created. ♦ Action - This parameter is used to fine-tune the IGMP filter. ◊ Permit - Whether the indicated packets should be forwarded. ◊ Deny - Whether the indicated packets should be blocked. . To add an IGMP Filter entry: 1. Display the IGMP Filter Table. 2. Click . The IGMP Filter Entry - Insert window opens: Figure 6- 137. IGMP Filter Entry - Insert window 3. Complete the fields. The fields are the same as the IGMP Filter Table as described above. 4. Click . The IGMP Filter Entry - Insert window closes. 5. Click to update the device. When the Status field displays "Finished!" the IGMP information is saved to the device. To edit an IGMP Filter entry: 1. Display the IGMP Filter Table. 2. Select an entry in the IGMP Filter Table and click opens. . The IGMP Filter Entry - Edit window or Double-click a row in the IGMP Filter Table. The IGMP Filter Entry - Edit window opens: 163

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Modular L3 Ethernet Switch User’s Guide
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♦
IfIndex –
Identifies the port number for which the IGMP filter is enabled.
♦
From Address –
Indicates the IP address being filtered from.
♦
To Address –
Indicates the IP address being filtered to.
♦
Up Time –
Indicates in ticks the amount of time that has passed since the entry was created.
♦
Action –
This parameter is used to fine-tune the IGMP filter.
◊
Permit
–
Whether the indicated packets should be forwarded.
◊
Deny
–
Whether the indicated packets should be blocked. .
To add an IGMP Filter entry:
1.
Display the
IGMP Filter Table
.
2.
Click
. The
IGMP Filter Entry - Insert
window opens:
Figure 6- 137.
IGMP Filter Entry - Insert window
3.
Complete the fields. The fields are the same as the
IGMP Filter Table
as described above.
4.
Click
. The
IGMP Filter Entry - Insert
window closes.
5.
Click
to update the device. When the Status field displays “Finished!” the IGMP information
is saved to the device.
To edit an IGMP Filter entry:
1.
Display the
IGMP Filter Table
.
2.
Select an entry in the
IGMP Filter Table
and click
. The
IGMP Filter Entry - Edit
window
opens.
or
Double-click a row in the
IGMP Filter Table
. The
IGMP Filter Entry - Edit
window opens: