Chapter 46: Command Line Descriptions
STANDARD Revision 1.0 C4® CMTS Release 8.3 User Guide
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configure access-list {<100-199 | name>}
This command is used to configure Access Control Lists (ACLs). It will define an extended ACL to permit or deny traffic destined for
the RCM only. Traffic will be filtered base on source IP addresses only.
configure access
-list {<100-
199> | <name>} <1-
2147483647> <permit | den
y | remark | resequence>
{<ip_addr> [mask] | any | host <ip_addr | any>] [dscp <0-63>] [precedence <uint>] [tos <0-15>]
[fragments]
configure access
-list {<100-
199> | <name>} <1-
2147483647> <permit | den
y | remark | resequence>
{<ip_addr> [mask] | any | host <ip_addr | any>] [dscp <0-63>] [precedence <uint>] [tos <0-15>]
[fragments] no
An extended ACL is assigned a number in the range of 100-199. A wildcard netmask allows an ACL to match multiple subnets. Each
subnet has its own netmask and deny/permit access rights. The host keyword is equivalent to a wildcard of 0.0.0.0.
If a condition is specified using the no option, the matching condition will be removed from the ACL. If the removed condition is the
only one for the ACL, the ACL will also be removed.
If the no option is used and no condition is specified, then all conditions and the ACL will be removed. When an ACL is removed, all
references to the removed ACL are reset.
Parameters
The extended ACL numeric identifier of the access list. This is a number from 100-199.
Access list index number.
<permit | deny |
remark |
resequence>
permit: Permits access if the condition is matched. deny: Denies access if the condition is matched.
remark: Access list entry comment resequence: Resequence the access list index numbers
[<ip_addr> [mask] |
any | host <ip>]
ip_addr: Source address and optional mask. any: Any source host
host: IP address of the host
Match packets with given DSCP value. Valid values are:
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