Allied Telesis AT-S83 - Manual (Page 107)

AT-S83 Management Software Command Line Interface User’s Guide
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ACCESS-LIST
Syntax
access-list listname= word
[deny|permit|remark any|A.B.C.D/M|exact-match]
Parameters
LISTNAME Indicates the name of the list. To assign attributes to
the list, choose from the following options:
1-99 Indicates the standard IP access list.
100-199 Indicates the extended IP access list.
1300-1999 Indicates the expanded range of the
standard IP access list.
2000-2699 Indicates the expanded range of the
extended IP access list.
deny Specifies the packets to reject.
permit Specifies the route to permit packet received.
any Indicates packets are permitted from all routes.
A.B.C.D/M Indicates the IP address and subnet mask that
packets can be received from.
exact-match Indicates the IP address and subnetmask must match
the permitted or denied IP address.
remark Specifies a remark concerning the access list.
Description
Use the ACCESS-LIST command to create an access list and assign it
attributes. Access lists control the transmission of packets on an interface
and restrict the contents of routing updates. After a match occurs between
two lists, the switch stops checking. Use the ACCESS-LIST command to
configure an access list for filtering packets.
When using this command from a Telnet session, make sure you Telenet
to the relevant protocol daemon. For example, Telnet to isisd instead of to
the Route Table Manager (RTM).