Neil,
I believe in this example this would be :
term allow-ISIS {
???? from {
????? source-address {
???????? 192.168.2.0/24;
???????? 192.168.3.0/24;
????? }
????? protocol iso;
???? }
???? then accept;
}
By the way : This is basic routing
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All,
I'm being a little lazy, but need to know what parameter 'from' is set for
matching all ISIS packets in a firewall filter.
This is obviously applied to the lo0 interface.
An OSPF example;
term allow-ospf {
???? from {
????? source-address {
???????? 192.168.2.0/24;
???????? 192.168.3.0/24;
????? }
????? protocol ospf;
???? }
???? then accept;
}
There is NO 'protocol isis' or 'iso' in release 6.0R1.3.
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I believe in this example this would be :
term allow-ISIS {
???? from {
????? source-address {
???????? 192.168.2.0/24;
???????? 192.168.3.0/24;
????? }
????? protocol iso;
???? }
???? then accept;
}
By the way : This is basic routing
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All,
I'm being a little lazy, but need to know what parameter 'from' is set for
matching all ISIS packets in a firewall filter.
This is obviously applied to the lo0 interface.
An OSPF example;
term allow-ospf {
???? from {
????? source-address {
???????? 192.168.2.0/24;
???????? 192.168.3.0/24;
????? }
????? protocol ospf;
???? }
???? then accept;
}
There is NO 'protocol isis' or 'iso' in release 6.0R1.3.
Thanks, Neil.
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