match destination-port
Configures matching based on UDP or TCP
destination port for a route-map sequence number.
Syntax
match destination-port
{
eq
|
gt
|
lt
}
port-num-1
match destination-port
neq
port-num-1
[ ... port-num-32
]
match destination-port
range
port-num-1
port-num-2
no
match destination-port
{
eq
|
gt
|
lt
}
port-num-1
no
match destination-port
neq
port-num-1
[ ... port-num-32
]
no match destination-port
range
port-num-1
port-num-2
Command Default
Matching
based on destination port is not configured.
Parameters
- eq
port-num-1
- Specifies that
matching occurs when the packet destination port is equal to the specified
port number, which must be a valid UDP or TCP port number in the range from
0 through 65535.
- gt
port-num-1
- Specifies that
matching occurs when the packet destination port is greater than the
specified port number, which must be a valid UDP or TCP port number in the
range from 0 through 65535.
- lt
port-num-1
- Specifies that
matching occurs when the packet destination port is less than the specified
port number, which must be a valid UDP or TCP port number in the range from
0 through 65535.
- neq
port-num-1
[ ... port-num-32
]
- Specifies that matching occurs when the
packet destination port is not equal to all of the specified ports. You can
specify a maximum of 32
ports. Specified ports
must be valid UDP or TCP port numbers in the range from 0 through
65535.
- range
port-num-1
port-num-2
- Specifies that
matching occurs when the packet destination port is within the specified
range of port numbers, which must be valid UDP or TCP port numbers in the
range from 0 through 65535.
Modes
Route-map configuration mode
Usage Guidelines
When match protocol
and match destination-port
are specified in the same stanza, the protocol specified by the match protocol command
must be either TCP or UDP.
Up to 128
match
destination-port statements are
allowed per
route-map sequence number for the following options:
When multiple match
destination-port statements of the same type exist, matching occurs
when traffic matches any one of the statements.
Only one
match destination-port statement is
allowed per
route-map sequence number for the following options:
Note
Configuring the
range option may create a lot of TCAM
entries (due to rule expansion).
The no form of the command disables the configuration.
Examples
The
following example shows how to configure matching based on destination port
number 45 for sequence number 4 in a route-map named rm.
device# configure terminal
device(config)# route-map rm permit 4
device(config-route-map-rm/permit/4)# match destination-port eq 45
The following example shows how to configure matching based on destination port for sequence
number 4 in a route-map named rm; a match occurs when traffic destination port
is not equal to 34 and 56 and 67.
device# configure terminal
device(config)# route-map rm permit 4
device(config-route-map-rm/permit/4)# match destination-port neq 34 56 67
