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Advanced Configuration of the Basic Unit with the Setup Tool
and can be interlinked to form a rule chain. Each rule results in an action, but
the direction of the data packets for which it is to apply can also be stated for
each rule, i.e. for sent or received data packets.
Proceed as follows to define a rule for BOD:
➤ Go to IP ➧ BANDWIDTH ON DEMAND (BOD) ➧ RULES FOR BOD ➧ ADD.
In addition to the already familiar fields for definition of conventional rules (see
chapter 10.2.8, page 335), the menu contains the following fields:
Field
Meaning
Direction
Direction of data packets to which the rule is to
be applied. Possible values:
■ incoming: incoming data packets
■ outgoing: outgoing data packets
■ both: incoming and outgoing data packets
Number of Channels
Number of B-channels that are to be added.
Table 8-18: IP ➧ BANDWIDTH ON DEMAND (BOD) ➧ R ULES FOR BOD ➧ ADD
The Action field, which indicates how a filtered out data packet is to be handled,
contains the following selection options:
Possible values
Meaning
invoke M
B-channels are added if the rule matches.
invoke !M
B-channels are added if the rule does not
match.
deny M
B-channels are not added if the rule matches.
deny !M
B-channels are not added if the rule does not
match.
ignore
The rule is ignored or it is omitted if part of a
rule chain.
Table 8-19: Action
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