portfilter
Syntax
portfilter no portfilter [ ]
Description
Configures the specified ports so they do not egress any packets that were received on the source port specified in interface context.
Theno
form of this command removes the port filter setting from one or more ingress ports/LAGs.
Command context
config-if
config-lag-if
Parameters
-
-
Specifies a list of ports/LAGs to be blocked for egressing. Specify a single interface or LAG, or a range as a comma-separated list, or both. For example:
1 /1 /1
,1 /1 /3-1/1/6
,lag2
,lag1-lag4
.
Authority
Administrators or local user group members with execution rights for this command.
Usage
When a port filter configuration is applied on the same ingress physical port/LAG, the configuration is updated with the new sets of egress ports/LAGs that are to be blocked for egressing and that are not a part of its previous configuration. Duplicate updates on an existing port filter configuration are ignored.
When egress ports/LAGs are removed from the existing port filter configuration of an ingress port/LAG, egressing is allowed again on those egress ports/LAGs for all packets originating from the ingress port/LAG.
Theno portfilter [
command removes port filter configurations from the egress ports/LAGs listed in the
If no physical ports or LAGs are provided for theno portfilter
command, the command removes the entire port filter configuration for the ingress port/LAG.
Examples
Creating a filter that prevents packets received on port1 /1 /1from forwarding to ports1 /1 /3-1/1/6and to LAGs1通过4:
switch(config)#interface 1/1/1switch(config-if)#portfilter 1/1/3-1/1/6,lag1-lag4
Creating a filter that prevents packets received on LAG1from forwarding to ports1 /1 /6and LAGs2and4:
switch(config)#interface lag 1switch(config-lag-if)#portfilter 1/1/6,lag2,lag4
Removing filters from an existing configuration that allows back packets received on port1 /1 /1to forward to ports1 /1 /6and LAGs3and4:
switch(config)#interface 1/1/1switch(config-if)#没有portfilter 1/1/6、lag3 lag4
Removing all filters from an existing configuration that allows back packets received on LAG1to forward to all the ports and LAGs:
switch(config)#interface lag 1switch(config-lag-if)#no portfilter