Packet transfer device, semiconductor device and packet...

Multiplex communications – Pathfinding or routing – Switching a message which includes an address header

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C370S395420, C370S466000, C713S154000, C709S243000

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07471690

ABSTRACT:
There are provided a packet transfer device, a semiconductor device, and a packet transfer system, which can provide a DMZ constructed in a simple configuration. A LAN is connected to a first port. A public server is connected to a second port. A WAN is connected to a third port. A filtering section performs filtering processing according to attributes of each packet inputted via any one of the first to third ports. A routing section carries out routing processing on the packet which was not discarded by the filtering section.

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Japanese Office Action for Application No. JP 2001-147324 dated May 23, 2006.

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