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    Using Filters on a Pipeline75 Router

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    by hannigans ·

    Hello,

    I wasn’t sure where to put this question on Techrepublic but here goes.

    The router keeps bringing up the line every couple of minutes – I realise this could be because of broadcasts on UDP Ports 137 – 139 I’ve tried to setup filtering and it doesn’t seem to work. Or I’m not setting it up correctly.

    Has anyone worked with Ascend Pipeline75 Filtering.

    Any help would be appreciated.

    Seamus Hannigan

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    • #3773802

      Using Filters on a Pipeline75 Router

      by pints ·

      In reply to Using Filters on a Pipeline75 Router

      Use the Secure connect Manager and set up a firewall on the internal interface and block those packets that you think could be causing the problems. By filtering on the internal interface then this traffic doesn’t get to the router.
      Make sure you allow Ascend Management traffic through and telnet or you will have to use the console port to remove the internal firewall and restart the router to allow Secure Connect Manager to access the router.

      If you have a linux unit on the network you could use tcpdump to have a look at traffic on your network.
      There is also a command in the Ascend routers to have a look at the line coming up this will allow you to see what traffic causes the router to make the connection.

      • #3773792

        Using Filters on a Pipeline75 Router

        by hannigans ·

        In reply to Using Filters on a Pipeline75 Router

        Good Answer and Information but I need to know how using Telnet to set up specifically filtering UDP ports 137 – 139

      • #3774983

        Using Filters on a Pipeline75 Router

        by hannigans ·

        In reply to Using Filters on a Pipeline75 Router

        Thanks for the Advice I still need to know how xactly to filter the UDP Ports.

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