Use this command to display applied IP access lists.
| host | (Optional) Displays access list information for all applied ingress to host services. |
| interfaces | (Optional) Displays access list information for all applied access list interface types or the specified interface type. |
| vlan | (Optional) Displays access list information for VLAN interfaces. |
| inbound | (Optional) Displays access list information for inbound interfaces. |
| outbound | (Optional) Displays access list information for outbound interfaces. |
| in-and-out | (Optional) Displays access list information for both inbound and outbound interfaces. |
If no option is applied, the entire table of applied access lists will be displayed.
All command modes.
ACL names may be up to 64 characters in length, but there is only room to display 32 characters (show applied) or 49 characters (show brief) on a single 80-character line. Names up to and including the maximum length will be displayed in their entirety. Names longer than the maximum display length will be displayed with an asterisk character followed by the last 31 or 48 characters of the name.
If an access list displays as ** unconfigured **, it means that the ACL applied to the interface or host has not yet been created. This is allowed, but the applied ACL will have no effect on traffic, since the ACL doesn't really exist yet.
This example shows how to display applied IP access lists for this system:
System(rw-config)->show access-lists applied Interface IPv4 Access List (last 32 chars) Dir Type Ents Deny count ----------- -------------------------------- ---- ---- ---- -------------------- Host hostList ** unconfigured ** vlan.0.11 1 in std 7 0 vlan.0.13 *ed_access_list_with_a_long_name in ext 2 0 vlan.0.13 nolist ** unconfigured ** System(rw-config)->
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