Specifications

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• high
– Assigns high priority to the IP
flow parameters you have specified.
• medium
– Assigns medium priority to
the IP flow parameters you have spec-
ified.
• low
– Assigns low priority to the IP
flow parameters you have specified.
This is the default.
<srcaddr/mask>
|any
Specifies the source IP address and net-
work mask for which you are assigning a
priority. You can specify the mask using
the traditional IP address format
(“255.255.0.0”) or the CIDR format
(“/16”).
If you specify
any
instead of a network
mask, the SSR assumes a wildcard
“don’t care” condition. If you do not
specify a mask, then the
SSR
assumes a
mask of 255.255.255.255. You cannot
substitute the mask with the
any
key-
word. The keyword
any
is for the entire
<srcaddr/mask>
pair.
<dstaddr/mask>
|any
Specifies the destination IP address and
network mask for which you are assign-
ing a priority. The same requirements
and restrictions for
<srcaddr/mask>
apply to
<dstaddr/mask>
.
If you specify
any
instead of a network
mask, the SSR assumes a wildcard
“don’t care” condition. If you do not
specify a mask, then the
SSR
assumes a
mask of 255.255.255.255. You cannot
substitute the mask with the
any
key-
word. The keyword
any
is for the entire
<dstaddr/mask>
pair.
<srcport>
|any
Specifies the source TCP or UDP port
for which you are assigning a priority.
Specify a port number from 1 – 65535 or
any
to allow any value.
<dstport>
|any
Specifies the destination TCP or UDP
port for which you are assigning a prior-