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Deleting named ipv4 address acls, Deleting named ipv6 address acl, Ble 184. deleting mac acl example 3 – Allied Telesis AT-8100 Series User Manual

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AT-8100 Switch Command Line User’s Guide

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The following example deletes a MAC ACL with ID number 4415 from the
switch:

Deleting Named

IPv4 Address

ACLs

The NO IP ACCESS-LIST command in the Global Configuration mode is
the command that deletes Named IPv4 address ACLs from the switch. It
has the following format:

no ip access-list

list_name

You can delete one ACL at a time with this command. Before you can
delete ACLs that are assigned to ports, you must remove them from their
port assignments. For instructions, see “Removing Named IPv4 ACLs” on
page 1550.

The following example deletes a Named IPv4 address ACL with the list
name “protopermit” from the switch:

Deleting Named

IPv6 Address

ACL

The NO IPV6 ACCESS-LIST command in the Global Configuration mode
deletes Named IPv6 address ACLs from the switch. It has the following
format:

no ipv6 access-list

list_name

You can delete one ACL at a time with this command. Before you can
delete ACLs that are assigned to ports, you must remove them from their
port assignments. For instructions, see “Removing Named IPv6 ACLs” on
page 1550.

Table 184. Deleting MAC ACL Example

Command

Description

awplus> enable

Enter the Privileged Executive mode from
the User Executive mode.

awplus# configure terminal

Enter the Global Configuration mode.

awplus(config)# no access-list
4415

Remove Numbered MAC ACL with ID
number

4415 from the switch.

Table 185. Deleting Named IPv4 ACLs Example

Command

Description

awplus> enable

Enter the Privileged Executive mode from
the User Executive mode.

awplus# configure terminal

Enter the Global Configuration mode.

awplus(config)# no ip access-list
protopermit

Remove Named IPv4 ACL named
“protopermit” from the switch.