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To configure EF, see “Description of Access Control List Rules” for
information about creating ACL rules. Choose prioritize as the action for one
or more rules. Enter the appropriate values in the DSfield and QueueSpec edit
boxes. See
“Creating an Aggregation Class” for information about creating
Aggregation Class meters. You should associate the AGC with the prioritize
rule(s) of the ACL.
Creating an Access Control List
To set up an Access Control List (ACL), you must configure the interface(s)
with which you want to associate the ACL and the Bypass option. IPSO
supports both the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols. To configure an interface, see
“Applying an Access Control List to an Interface” . The Bypass option
denotes that the entire packet stream flowing out of the selected interfaces
should not be classified, policied, or marked. Instead, the output queue
scheduler should use the supplied IP TOS as an output queue lookup. Use the
Bypass option to circumvent the classifier and policer for selected interfaces.
1. Click C
ONFIG
on the home page.
2.
IPSO supports both the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
a.
For IPv4 ACLs, click the Access List Configuration link under the
T
RAFFIC
M
ANAGEMENT
section.
b.
For IPv6 ACLs, click the IPv6 link. This takes you to the IPv6 page.
Click the Access List Configuration link under the
T
RAFFIC
M
ANAGEMENT
section.
3.
Enter a name for the ACL in the
C
REATE A
N
EW
A
CCESS
L
IST
edit box.
Click A
PPLY
.
The Access Control List name,
D
ELETE
check box, and
B
YPASS THIS
A
CCESS
L
IST
field appear.
4.
To make your changes permanent, click
S
AVE
.