Use the optional DESTIPGROUP Client Identifier statement to define a group of destination IP addresses. The group name can be used on several mapping statements.
Syntax
.--------------------------------------. V | >>-DESTIPGROUP--DESTIP_group_name----+-ip_addr--------------------------+-+--ENDDESTIPGROUP->< +-ipv4_subnet_mask--:--ipv4_subnet-+ +-ipv6_subnet/prefix_len-----------+ '-ip_range1..ip_range2-------------'
Parameters
- DESTIP_group_name
- The group name (up to 16 characters) that contains the destination IP addresses or subnets.
- ipv4_subnet_mask:ipv4_subnet
- An IPv4 format subnet. The ipv4_subnet_mask is a bit mask (expressed in dotted-decimal form) defining the subnetwork mask for a network route. The bits must be contiguous and start in the leftmost bit. The subnet_mask indicates the significant portion of the subnet. The subnet and an incoming IP address are each ANDed with the subnet_mask and then compared with each other to determine a match.
- ipv6_subnet/prefix_len
- An IPv6 format subnet. The prefix_len indicates how many significant bits there are starting from the leftmost bit. The subnet and an incoming IP address are each ANDed with the prefix_len number of bits and then compared with each other to determine a match.
- ip_addr
- The exact IP address of the destination host address that is the destination for a Telnet connection.
- ip_range1..ip_range2
- A range of IP addresses.
Restriction: Only the last octet of the IPv4 address and the last two hexadecimal bytes of the IPv6 address can be used as variables for the range.
Usage notes
- Any given IP address or combination of IP subnet mask and IP subnet can only appear once within all destination IP groups.
- The subnet and mask combination has no restrictions, including specific class address specifications.