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mfs-filter
Manage Multicast Filters in Multicast Filtersets.
Supported actions: help, add, remove
Item Description
add mfs-filter
Add a Multicast Filter to a Multicast Filterset.
Syntax
add mfs-filter FilterSet=<McastFilterSetName>
McastFilter=<Name1>[,<Name2>,...]
Properties
FilterSet (required)
The name of an existing Multicast Filterset in the domain
McastFilter (required)
The Multicast Filters to be added to the specified Multicast Filterset. This
property is a list of existing Multicast Filter names separated by commas.
Examples
->add mfs-filter FilterSet=mfs1 McastFilter=filter1
Adds a Multicast Filter "filter1" to Filterset "mfs1"
->add mfs-filter FilterSet=mySet McastFilter=MF1,MF2
Adds Multicast Filters "MF1" and "'MF2" to Multicast Filterset "mySet"
Item Description
remove mfs-filter
Remove a Multicast Filter from a Multicast Filterset.
Syntax
remove mfs-filter FilterSet=<McastFilterSetName>
McastFilter=<Name1>[,<Name2>,...]
Properties
FilterSet (required)
The name of an existing Multicast Filterset in the domain.
McastFilter (required)
The Multicast Filters to be removed from the specified Multicast Filterset.
This property is a list of existing Multicast Filter names separated by
commas.
Example
->remove mfs-filter FilterSet=myFS
McastFilter=MF1,MF2
Removes Multicast Filters "MF1" and "MF2" from Multicast Filterset
"myFS"
nag-network
Manage networks associated to network access groups.
Supported actions: add, help, remove, show
Item Description
add nag-network
Add one or more networks to a network access group. Any network access groups
previously configured for the network remain.
Syntax
add nag-network Nag=<nagName>
Network=<NetName1>[,<NetName2>,...]|<NagNetworkID>
Parameter
Nag (required if
NagNetworkID is
not specified)
The name of an existing network access group
Network (required
if NagNetwork ID
The name of the networks to be added as members to the network access group,