The following procedure uses IP Type = UDP.
To craft a packet
Enter the following information; options change depending on your selection for IP Type:
| Field | Definition |
|---|---|
| Receiving Interface | Select the interface from which the packet is received. |
| Destination MAC | Enter the destination MAC address. |
| Source MAC | Enter the source MAC address. |
| Ether Type | Select the protocol type. The default is IPv4. |
| IP Type | Select UDP. |
| Source IP | Enter the source IP address. |
| Destination IP | Enter the destination IP address. |
| TTL | Enter the IP header. |
| Source Port | Enter the UDP source port number. |
| Destination Port | Enter the UDP destination port number. |
If you select IP Type = ICMP, these fields are different from UDP:
| Field | Definition |
|---|---|
| ICMP Type | Select Echo Request or Echo Response from the drop-down menu. |
| ID | Type in the ICMP identifier. |
| Sequence | Type in the ICMP sequence number. |
If you select IP Type = IGMP, these fields are different from UDP:
| Field | Definition |
|---|---|
| IGMP Type | Select IGMP Type from the drop-down menu. The default is Membership Query. |
| Max Response | Type in the IGMP maximum response timeout. Enter the value in seconds. |
| Group IP Address | Type in the group IP address for the query. |
The crafted packet is sent to the firewall engine.