Standard Access List #>list address-filter-entries <address> <subnet>
Example:
Standard Access List 1>list address-filter-entries 192.60.1.24 255.255.255.255
Standard Access List 1, assigned to no protocol
1
DESCRIPTION: first entry
1
PERMIT
SRC=192.60.1.24/32
Standard Access List 1>
2.4.3.3 LIST ENTRY
Displays a configuration entry for the Access Control List identified after the command.
Syntax:
Standard Access List #>list entry <id>
Example:
Standard Access List 1>list entry 1
Standard Access List 1, assigned to no protocol
1
DESCRIPTION: first entry
1
PERMIT
SRC=192.60.1.24/32
Standard Access List 1>
2.4.4 MOVE-ENTRY
Modifies the priority of an entry. This option allows you to place a specific entry in front of another within the Access
Control List.
This command must be entered followed by the identifier of the entry you wish to modify. You must then enter the
identifier for the position in front of which you wish to place the entry. When you wish to place an entry at the end of
the list (lowest priority), you need to specify the
end
option.
Syntax:
Standard Access List #>move-entry <entry_to_move> {<entry_destination> | end}
Example:
Standard Access List 1>list all-entries
Standard Access List 1, assigned to no protocol
1
DENY
SRC=0.0.0.0/0
2
PERMIT
SRC=234.233.44.33/32
3
PERMIT
SRC=192.23.0.22/255.255.0.255
Standard Access List 1>move-entry 1 end
Standard Access List 1>list all-entries
Standard Access List 1, assigned to no protocol
2
PERMIT
SRC=234.233.44.33/32
3
PERMIT
SRC=192.23.0.22/255.255.0.255
1
DENY
SRC=0.0.0.0/0
Standard Access List 1>
2.4.5 DESCRIPTION
Adds a text description to an access list to better understand its purpose (or for later use).
Syntax:
Standard Access List #>description ?
<1..64 chars>
Description text
Example:
Standard Access List 1>description “lista para ipsec”
Standard Access List 1>list all
Standard Access List 1, assigned to no protocol
Description: lista para ipsec
1
DESCRIPTION: first entry
1
PERMIT
SRC=1.1.1.1/32
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