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Configuring IP Inbound Traffic Filters Using the BCC

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When you specify one of these values, the BCC automatically assigns the

associated protocol ID (6 for TCP or 17 for UDP) to the protocol parameter.

Therefore, you cannot modify the protocol parameter of a filter that specifies a

TCP or UDP port value.

To filter on TCP or UDP ports, navigate to the match prompt (for example,

box;

ip; filter-template/telnet-in; match

) and enter the following command:

parameter

> {<

range_of_ports>

}

parameter

is one of the following (Table 8-1):

Table 8-1. TCP and UDP Match Criteria Parameters

Parameter Specifies

src-tcp-port Source TCP port through which traffic is entering the

network

dest-tcp-port Destination TCP port through which you are directing

outbound network traffic

src-udp-port Source UDP port through which traffic is entering the

network

dest-udp-port Destination UDP port through which you are directing

outbound network traffic

dest-tcp-udp-port Both destination TCP and UDP ports through which you

are directing outbound network traffic

src-tcp-udp-port Both source TCP and UDP ports through which traffic is

entering the network

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