Basic Classic Filter Syntax
This section provides the basic classic filter CLI statement syntax. The first part of this syntax provides the CLI statements to associate an input and output filter with a dynamic profile. The second part of this syntax represents the configured input and output filters applied to the dynamic profile. When a DHCP event occurs, the dynamic profile applies the specified filters to the DHCP client interface on the router.
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dynamic-profiles [profile-name] {
interfaces {
[$junos-interface-ifd-name] {
unit [$junos-underlying-interface-unit] {
family family] {
filter {
input {
[filter-name];
precedence [precedence];
}
output {
[filter-name];
precedence [precedence];
}
}
}
}
}
}
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firewall {
family [family] {
filter [filter-name] {
[desired filter configuration]
}
filter [filter-name] {
[desired filter configuration]
}
}
}