From: Kevin Baumgartner (kbaumgar@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Jan 10 2001 - 14:44:57 GMT-3
>
>I have two static saps and want to filter only 1:
>
>r3#show ipx servers
>Codes: S - Static, P - Periodic, E - EIGRP, N - NLSP, H - Holddown, + = detail
>U - Per-user static
>2 Total IPX Servers
>
>Table ordering is based on routing and server info
>
> Type Name Net Address Port Route
> Hops Itf
>E 4 server1 666.0000.0001.6666:0451
>267033600/01 2 Se0
>
>E 7 printer 666.0000.0002.6666:0451
>267033600/01 2 Se
>
>First I filtered using an input-sap-filter under the interface and made up
>3 filters that all worked to filter one of these saps:
>
>r3#show access-list
>IPX sap access list 1000
> permit FFFFFFFF 0 printer
> deny FFFFFFFF
>IPX sap access list 1001
> permit 666 7
> deny FFFFFFFF 0
>IPX sap access list 1002
> permit 666 4
> deny FFFFFFFF 0
>
>then I said - let's filter in EIGRP - but no luck. Both SAPS keep showing
>up regardless of what I put in the access-list.
>
>Question - when filtering SAPS in EIGRP distribute-sap-list - does it only
>filter all saps from an entire network or can you filter
>individual SAPs? If it is the entire network - then all of my lists will
>permit network 666 and hence I get both saps.
>
>Julie Ann
So in the access-lists you create you are using a Type of 0. I guess to
specify
any type of sap. It doesn't work this way with using a 0. 0 refers to
unknown type
not any sap type. This could be one of the issues with the sap filter not
working.
So I would change to
IPX sap access list 1000
permit FFFFFFFF 7 printer
deny FFFFFFFF
Kevin
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