[Contents] [Prev] [Next] [Index] [Report an Error]


Usage

<configuration>
    <firewall>
        <family>
            <inet6>
                <filter>
                    <term>
                        <then>
                            <policer>policer</policer>
                            <three-color-policer>...</three-color-policer>
                            <count>count</count>
                            <log/>
                            <syslog/>
                            <port-mirror/>
                            <analyzer>analyzer</analyzer>
                            <loss-priority>loss-priority-choice</loss-priority>
                            <forwarding-class>forwarding-class</forwarding-class>
                            <accept/>
                            <discard/>
                            <traffic-class>traffic-class</traffic-class>
                            <next>next-choice</next>
                            <logical-system>...</logical-system>
                            <routing-instance>...</routing-instance>
                            <topology>topology</topology>
                            <reject>...</reject>
                        </then>
                    </term>
                </filter>
            </inet6>
        </family>
    </firewall>
</configuration>

Description

Action to take if the 'from' condition is matched.

Contents

<accept>—Accept the packet.

<analyzer>—Name of analyzer.

<count>—Count the packet in the named counter.

<discard>—Discard the packet.

<forwarding-class>—Classify packet to forwarding class.

<log>—Log the packet.

<logical-system>—Packets are directed to specified logical system.

<loss-priority>—Packet's loss priority.

<next>—Continue to next term in a filter.

<policer>—Name of policer to use to rate-limit traffic.

<port-mirror>—Port-mirror the packet.

<reject>—Reject the packet.

<routing-instance>—Packets are directed to specified routing instance.

<syslog>—System log (syslog) information about the packet.

<three-color-policer>—Police the packet using a three-color-policer.

<topology>—Packets are directed to specified topology.

<traffic-class>—Set the traffic-class value to be remarked.


[Contents] [Prev] [Next] [Index] [Report an Error]