Description: To detect intrusion security violations, the repeater compares source addresses of packets received from this port with the addresses in the port's authorized address list (as specified in erptrSecurityPortAddrTable). If the addresses do not match, the intrusion is counted, logged in erptrSecurityRptrLogTable, and and the security rule specified by this object is enforced. Intrusion protection is not active unless authorized addresses are assigned to this port in erptrSecurityPortAddrTable.

Setting this object to disabled (1) disables intrusion detection/prevention on this port.

Setting this object to notifyOnly (2) causes the repeater to take no action, other than logging entries in erptrSecurityRptrLogTable, when it detects intrusion violations.

Setting this object to jamUnauthPackets (3) causes the repeater to jam/garble unauthorized packets before they are repeated to all other repeater ports.

Setting this object to disablePort (4) causes the repeater to disable this port if it detects intrusion security violations on this port. The port may be re-enabled by setting rptrPortAdminStatus to enabled.

Some implementations may not support setting this object to all defined enumerated values. A badValue error is returned if an attempt is made to set this object to an unsupported value.

Note: The default value for this object is disabled (1).

Note: The state of this object is preserved when the repeater undergoes a power-up reset.