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cippfIpFilterTable
Cisco IP Protocol Filter Ip Filter Table
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This table contains ordered lists of filters for all the IP protocol filter profiles. Device traffic filtering system applies filters of a filter profile according to the filter order position. IP packets matching any filter will be processed according to the matching action specified by the filter or they will be discarded if they do not match any filters. Any IP packet through an interface can theoretically match multiple filters or rows of this table of the same filter profile. When applying a filter to a packet, the cippfIfIpProfileTable is used to first identify the filter profile to use, then this table is scanned according to filter profile name and filter order position. If the packet matches all criteria for that row, the action defined in the cippfIpFilterAction object of the row will be taken. If the action for the matching filter is deny(1), the packet is discarded and the processing is completed. If the action for the matching filter is permit(2), the packet is accepted and permitted to be processed by the bridging or routing logic. If the packet matches no filter in this table, the packet is always deny(1) and will be dropped. To create a filter, the cippfIpProfileName must already exists in the cippfIpProfileTable. No filter can be created without an existing filter in the cippfIpProfileTable. If the filter profile is deleted from the cippfIpProfileTable, all the associated filters in this table will also be deleted.
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