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AN-100U/UX Base Station
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70-00058-01-04 Proprietary Redline Communications © 2010 Page 60 of 136 April 19, 2010
EnetProtocolType: Check to enable classification based on the protocol transported
by Ethernet. Select Ethernet type from the list: Ethertype for Ethernet version 2 and
802.3 SNAP, and DSAP for 802.3 LLC.
EnetProtocol: Enter the identifier of the protocol transported by Ethernet. Valid only if
an EnetProtocolType is selected. Valid Ethertype values are from 1,501-65,536. Valid
DSAP values are from 0-169 and 171-255. For example, in order to allow IP traffic, set
EnetProtocolType to Ethertype and EnetProtocol to 2048 (0800 hex).
A list of Ethertypes can be found at:
http://www.iana.org/assignments/ethernet-numbers
A list of DSAP values can be found at:
http://www.ethermanage.com/ethernet/enet-numbers/ieee-lsap-list.html.
Add: Click Add to save the classifier settings.
Note: Classifier settings are effective immediately when created.
Remove Classifier
Service Flow Identifier: Select an existing classifier to be deleted. The format is:
Service Flow ID. Classifier ID
Delete: Click Delete to permanently delete the selected classifier.
View Classifiers
SFID.ClsID: Identifiers for the selected classifier. The format is:
Service Flow ID. Classifier ID
Show: Click Show to display the setting for the service flow selected in the Service
Flow Identifier field.
ShowAll: Click ShowAll to display settings for all service flows.
HideAll: Click HideAll to hide settings for all service flows.
Classifier Table
SFID.ClsID: Identifiers for the selected classifier. The format is:
State: Current state of the service flow:
Active: Classifier is currently active.
Inactive: Classifier is not currently active.
Prio: Priority setting for this classifier.
DestMac: When displayed, classification is based on this destination MAC address.
Addr: Destination MAC address.
Mask: Destination MAC mask.
SrcMac: When displayed, classification is based on this source MAC address.
Addr: Source MAC address.
Mask: Source MAC mask.
Enet Type/Prot: When displayed, classification is based on Ethernet protocol type and
protocol.
UserPri: Matching parameters for the Ethernet IEEE 802.1D user priority value
(Ethernet packets with 802.1Q encapsulation). A packet will match if the priority setting
is equal to, or falls between, the high and low range setting. Valid settings are zero to
seven (0 to 255).
Low: Lowest priority setting of range.