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36 / 172 page ![]() 2-18 Functional Description Copyright © 2000–2001 by LSI Logic Corporation. All rights reserved. 2.8.3 Unicast Address Filter Comparing the destination address of the receive packet against the 48-bit value stored in the three MAC Address registers (registers 0, 1 and 2) filters unicast packets. When the destination address of a unicast packet matches the value stored in these registers the unicast packet is deemed valid and passed to the receive FIFO; otherwise, the packet is rejected. The correspondence between the bits in the MAC Address registers and the incoming bits in the destination address of the receive packet is defined in the MAC Address register definitions. To program the controller to always reject unicast packets, set the REJUCST bit in “Register 8–Configuration 2‚" Section 4.3.9. When this bit is set all unicast packets are rejected regardless of their address. Unicast packet address filtering functions do not affect the reception of MAC control frames. Other bits described in Section 2.17, “MAC Control Frames,” control the reception of MAC control frames. 2.8.4 Multicast Address Filter The multicast address filter function computes the CRC on the incoming Destination Address and produces a 6-bit number that is compared against the 64 values stored in the MAC Address Filter 1 −4 registers (Registers 3, 4, 5, and 6). When the multicast packet destination address passes the address filter, the packet is deemed valid and passed to the receive FIFO; otherwise, the packet is rejected. The multicast address filter requires 64 address filter bits to be written into the Address Filter 1 −4 registers. The multicast address filtering algorithm is as follows: 1. Compute a separate 32-bit CRC on the destination address field using the same IEEE 802.3 defined method that computes the transmit CRC. 2. Use bits [0:2] of the destination address FCS to select one of the bytes in the 64-bit address filter, as shown in Table 2.5. 3. Use bits [3:5] of the destination address FCS to select one of the bits within the byte selected in (2), as shown in Table 2.5. |
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