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"Interesting traffic"
Can anyone explain to me what "interesting traffic" is with respect to cisco?
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d4nz1g
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Interesting traffic is all the traffic you want to classify so it will have a certain treatment in the forwarding path.
For example, if you want to deny DNS traffic in your network, your interesting traffic would be ports 53 TCP and UDP, from any source to any destination. -
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dppagc
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Hi I am referring to this statement:
With Dial-on-Demand Routing (DDR), all traffic is classified as either interesting or uninteresting. If the traffic is interesting, then the router connects to the peer. If the traffic is not interesting then the call is not connected -
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Exactly as d4nzig specified, "Interesting traffic is all the traffic you want to classify so it will have a certain treatment in the forwarding path.
For example, if you want to deny DNS traffic in your network, your interesting traffic would be ports 53 TCP and UDP, from any source to any destination."
that statement you referred to probably means that some filtering is happening for that on demand routing to occur. Interesting traffic just means that the traffic is valid, thus the routing occurs.Hi I am referring to this statement:
With Dial-on-Demand Routing (DDR), all traffic is classified as either interesting or uninteresting. If the traffic is interesting, then the router connects to the peer. If the traffic is not interesting then the call is not connected