
Configuring Traffic Filters and Protocol Prioritization
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To configure criteria for both IP and data link reference points, you create two
filters: one with the IP criterion and the other with the Datalink criterion. For
example, if you want to prioritize Frame Relay traffic with data link connection
identifier (DLCI) 400 in the High queue, create filters for both the IP and Datalink
DLCI criterion, using a range value of 400.
Selecting User-Defined Criteria
To create a filter with a user-defined criterion, you specify the offset and length to
a supported reference point in the data link or IP packet header. This section
describes the following reference points for specifying user-defined outbound
traffic filter criteria:
• Da
ta Link Reference Points
• IP Reference Points
Data Link Reference Points
Table 4-3 defines the reference points in the data link header from which you can
build user-defined criterion
Figures 4-3 and 4-4 show examples of where these reference points are located in
a packet.
Table 4-3. Data Link Reference Points
Reference Point Definition
MAC Points to the high-order byte of the destination address
DATA_LINK Points to the first byte following the length/type criteria
DL_HEADER_START Points to the beginning of the header (beginning of the
packet) for PPP and Frame Relay packets
DL_HEADER_END Points to the first byte following the DLCI in a Frame Relay
packet, and the first byte following the protocol ID in a PPP
packet
DL_FR_MPE Points to the NLPID (Frame Relay packets only)
DL_SR_START Points to the beginning of the SRB packet, which is the
high-order byte of the destination address
DL_SR_DATA_LINK Points to the first byte following the RIF
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