Chapter
3:
Web
Management
Security
‐
Network
‐
ACL
Status
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3.2.5.2.5.
Security
‐
Network
‐
ACL
Status
This
page
shows
the
ACL
status
by
different
ACL
users.
Each
row
describes
the
ACE
that
is
defined.
It
is
a
conflict
if
a
specific
ACE
is
not
applied
to
the
hardware
due
to
hardware
limitations.
The
maximum
number
of
ACEs
is
512
on
each
switch.
User
Indicates
the
ACL
user.
Ingress
Port
Indicates
the
ingress
port
of
the
ACE.
Possible
values
are:
All:
The
ACE
will
match
all
ingress
port.
Port:
The
ACE
will
match
a
specific
ingress
port.
Frame
Type
Indicates
the
frame
type
of
the
ACE.
Possible
values
are:
Any:
The
ACE
will
match
any
frame
type.
EType:
The
ACE
will
match
Ethernet
Type
frames.
Note
that
an
Ethernet
Type
based
ACE
will
not
get
matched
by
IP
and
ARP
frames.
ARP:
The
ACE
will
match
ARP/RARP
frames.
IPv4:
The
ACE
will
match
all
IPv4
frames.
IPv4/ICMP:
The
ACE
will
match
IPv4
frames
with
ICMP
protocol.
IPv4/UDP:
The
ACE
will
match
IPv4
frames
with
UDP
protocol.
IPv4/TCP:
The
ACE
will
match
IPv4
frames
with
TCP
protocol.
IPv4/Other:
The
ACE
will
match
IPv4
frames,
which
are
not
ICMP/UDP/TCP.
IPv6:
The
ACE
will
match
all
IPv6
standard
frames.
Action
Indicates
the
forwarding
action
of
the
ACE.
Permit:
Frames
matching
the
ACE
may
be
forwarded
and
learned.
Deny:
Frames
matching
the
ACE
are
dropped.
Rate
Limiter
Indicates
the
rate
limiter
number
of
the
ACE.
The
allowed
range
is
1
to
16.
When
Disabled
is
displayed,
the
rate
limiter
operation
is
disabled.