create policy access-list

create policy access-list list_dot_rule {matches [ {app-signature group group name name} {ether ether {mask ether_mask}} {icmp6type icmp6type {mask icmp6_mask}} {icmptype icmptype {mask icmp_mask}} {ipdestsocket ipdestsocket {mask ipdest_mask}} {ipfrag} {ipproto ipproto {mask ipproto_mask}} {ipsourcesocket ipsourcesocket {mask ipsrc_mask}} {iptos iptos {mask iptos_mask}} {ipttl ipttl {mask ipttl_mask} {tcpdestportIP tcpdestportIP {mask tcpdest_mask}} {tcpsourceportIP tcpsourceportIP {mask tcpsrc_mask}} {udpdestportIP udpdestportIP {mask udpdest_mask}} {udpsourceportIP udpsourceportIP {mask udpsrc_mask}} ] } {actions [ {cos cos} {drop | forward} {mirror-destination control_index} {syslog}]}

Description

Creates policy access-list match criteria.

Syntax Description


access-list	Specifies access-list rule model to select multiple match criteria per rule.
`list_dot_rule`	Specifies the access-list name and rule name in the format `list_name.rule_name`.
matches	Selects up to 5 match criteria.
app-signature	Associates an application signature to a policy profile. Note: Not supported on the ExtremeSwitching X435 series switches.
group	Associates an application signature group to a policy profile.
`group`	Defines the application signature group name.
name	Associates an application signature name to a policy profile.
`name`	Defines the name assigned to the application signature (range 1–32).
ether	Selects the type field in Ethernet II packet.
`ether`	Defines the type field in Ethernet II packet (data: 0–65535 or 0x0–0xFFFF; mask: 1–16).
mask	Selects a mask.
`ether_mask`	Selects the number of most significant bits to match data value (range 1–16).
icmp6type	Selects ICMPv6 type.code.
`icmp6type`	Defines the ICMPv6 type.code (data: 123.456 (dotted-decimal) or AB-CD (dashed-hexadecimal)).
`icmp6_mask`	Specifies the number of most significant bits to match data value (range 1–16).
icmptype	Selects an ICMP type.code.
`icmptype`	Specifies the ICMP type.code - (data: a.b; mask: 1-16).
`icmp_mask`	Specifies the number of most significant bits to match data value (range 1–16).
ipdestsocket	Specifies a destination IP address with optional post-fixed port or port-range.
`ipdestsocket`	Defines the destination IP address with optional post-fixed port or port-range - (data: a.b.c.d [:ab (0-65535) [-cd (0-65535)]]; mask: 1-48,64).
`ipdest_mask`	Specifies the number of most significant bits to match data value (range 1–64).
ipfrag	Selects IP fragmentation flag.
ipproto	Specifies protocol field in IP packet.
`ipproto`	Defines the protocol field in IP packet (data: 0–255 or 0x0-0xFF; mask: 1–8). IPv4 only (ICMP).
`ipproto_mask`	Specifies the number of most significant bits to match the data value (range 1–8).
ipsourcesocket	Specifies the source IP address with optional post-fixed port or port-range.
`ipsourcesocket`	Defines the source IP address with optional post-fixed port or port-range - (data: a.b.c.d [:ab (0–65535) [-cd (0-65535)]]; mask: 1-48, 64).
`ipsrc_mask`	Specifies the number of most significant bits to match data value (range 1–64).
iptos	Specifies IPv4 type of service/IPv6 traffic class field.
`iptos`	Defines the IPv4 type of service/IPv6 traffic class field (data: 0–255; mask: 1–8).
`iptos_mask`	Specifies the number of most significant bits to match data value (range 1–8).
ipttl	Specifies IP time to live.
`ipttl`	Defines the IP time to live (data: 0–255 or 0x0–0xFF; mask:1–8).
`ipttl_mask`	Specifies the number of most significant bits to match data value (range 1–8).
tcpdestportIP	Specifies TCP port/port-range destination with optional post-fix IPv4 address.
`tcpdestportIP`	Defines the TCP port/port-range destination with optional post-fix IPv4 address (data: ab [-cd] [:c.d.e.f]); mask: 1–64).
`tcpdest_mask`	Specifies the number of most significant bits to match data value (range 1–64).
tcpsourceportIP	Specifies TCP port/port-range source with optional post-fix IPv4 address.
`tcpsourceportIP`	Defines the TCP port/port-range source with optional post-fix IPv4 address (data: ab [-cd] [:c.d.e.f]); mask: 1–64).
`tcpsrc_mask`	Specifies the number of most significant bits to match data value (range 1–64).
udpdestportIP	Specifies UDP port/port-range destination with optional post-fix IPv4 address.
`udpdestportIP`	Defines the UDP port/port-range destination with optional post-fix IPv4 address (data: ab [-cd] [:c.d.e.f]); mask:1-64).
`udpdest_mask`	Specifies the number of most significant bits to match data value (range 1–64).
udpsourceportIP	Specifies UDP port/port-range source with optional post-fix IPv4 address.
`udpsourceportIP`	Defines the UDP port/port-range source with optional post-fix IPv4 address (data: ab [-cd] [:c.d.e.f]).
`udpsrc_mask`	Specifies the number of most significant bits to match data value (range 1–64).
actions	Specifies selecting one or more actions to occur when there is a match.
cos	Specifies Class of Service (CoS) as an action.
`cos`	Defines the CoS (0–255), or -1 for no CoS, or CoS with no forwarding behavior to remove the existing forwarding settings.
drop	Specifies dropping any packets that match this rule.
forward	Specifies forwarding any packets that match this rule.
mirror-destination	Specifies mirroring any packets that match this rule.
`control_index`	Defines which mirror destination control index (1–4).
syslog	Enables, disables, or prohibits Syslog using event Policy.LogRuleHit on first rule use.

Default

N/A.

Usage Guidelines

To use this command, the policy rule model must be set to access-list (use command configure policy rule-model [access-list | hierarchical]).

The following combinations are not allowed:

ipfrag with icmp, tcp, udp or ip with port rules
tcp/udp source rules with ipSrc rule with port
tcp/udp rules dest rule with ipDest rule with port
icmp with tcp, udp or ip with port rules

Example

The following example creates the policy access list "ACL1.ace3" with match criteria of IP source address "10.1.1.1" and mask "32" with the action to forward with Class of Service level "2":

# create policy access-list ACL1.ace3 matches ipsource 10.1.1.1 mask 32 actions forward cos 2

History

This command was first available in ExtremeXOS 30.5.

Platform Availability

This command is available on ExtremeSwitching X435, X440-G2, X450-G2, X460-G2, X465, X590, X620, X690, and X695 series switches.