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Property Name Description Valid Values
Source TCP Port Specifies the TCP source port of a
TCP/IP packet.
Range: any, 0-65535 or a port range
(n-m).
Destination TCP
Port
Specifies the TCP destination port
of a TCP/IP packet.
Range: any, 0-65535 or a port range
(n-m).
Source UDP Port Specifies the UDP source port of a
UDP/IP packet.
Range: any, 0-65535 or a port range
(n-m).
Destination UDP
Port
Specifies the UDP destination port
of an UDP/IP packet.
Range: any, 0-65535 or a port range
(n-m).
Source L4 Mask Specifies the mask or range of
TCP/UDP source ports in the
packet, when you also specify a
single TCP or UDP destination port
number.
This can be set by entering a 4-byte
hex value from 0000-FFFF
Destination L4
Mask
Specifies the mask or range of
TCP/UDP destination ports in the
packet, when you also specify a
single TCP or UDP destination port
number.
This can be set by entering a 4-byte
hex value from 0000-FFFF
L5 Byte Mask 01-
16
These parameters each specify the
properties of a single byte field to
match in the Layer 5 part of IP
packets, which is the TCP or UDP
payload. For each byte field you
want to match, specify:
•
byteoffset, which is a decimal
number in the range 0 to 37.
This specifies the location of
the byte to match. It refers
to the offset from the start
of Layer 5, after the UDP or
TCP header.
•
bytevalue, which is a 2-digit
hexadecimal number. This
specifies the value of the
byte at the position in the
frame that is determined by
byteoffset. The classifier
matches packets that have
this value at this location.
•
(optionally) bytemask, which
is a 2-digit hexadecimal
number. This specifies an
eight-bit binary mask to
apply to the field. When a bit
is set to 1 in the mask, the
Each L5 Byte Mask entry can be set
by entering the following value:
<0-37>, <00-FF>, <00-FF>
(e.g. 3,AA,FF)