The Traffic Filter table displays services (SSH, Telnet, ping, and SNMP) that Extreme Networks devices permit between connected clients. The table displays the name of the traffic filter, a description (if one was configured), and identifies the SSID using the filter (Used by). Hover over a number in the Used by column to see more information.
By default, Extreme Networks devices permit SSH and pings to access the mgt0 interface through the Ethernet and wireless interfaces to which you bind SSIDs.
You can control which management and diagnostic services a device can receive, and whether the device permits traffic between connected clients. You can apply traffic filters to Ethernet interfaces (in backhaul or access mode), to the wireless backhaul interface, and to the wireless access interface of individual SSIDs. These options permit certain types of traffic to reach the mgt0 interface through Ethernet interfaces eth0, eth1, red0, or agg0 (through the wireless backhaul interface), and through select SSIDs.
You can clone, modify, and delete traffic filters using the icons above the table.
Use this task to configure a new Traffic Filters object.
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