match (class-map)
To configure match criteria for the corresponding class, use the match command in class-map configuration
mode. To disable the match feature and exit the policy-map configuration mode, use the no form of this
command.
match {authen-status {authenticated| unathenticated}| domain {domain_name| regexp string} format
format_name| not | protocol {dhcpv4| dhcpv6}| service-name {service-name| regexp string}| source-address
{ipv4| mac}| timer {string| regexp string}| username {string| regexp string}}
no match {authen-status {authenticated| unathenticated}| domain {domain_name| regexp string} format
format_name| not | protocol {dhcpv4| dhcpv6}| service-name {service-name| regexp string}| source-address
{ipv4| mac}| timer {string| regexp string}| username {string| regexp string}}
Syntax Description
Specified the authentication status.authen-status
Specified the authenticated status.authenticated
Specified the unauthenticated status.unauthenticated
Specifies the domain type.domain
Specifies the name of the domain.
domain_name
Specifies the format type.format
Specifies the name of the format.
format_name
Specifies the regular expression.regexp
Specifies the regular expression of a string.
string
Negates the match criteria.not
Specifies the protocol type.protocol
Specifies the service name.service-name
Service name as a string.
service-name
Specifies the source address.source-address
Specifies the timer.timer
Specifies the name of the user.username
Command Default
None
Cisco ASR 9000 Series Aggregation Services Router Broadband Network Gateway Command Reference, Release
5.2.x
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Control Policy Commands
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