match packet-length
	 
  Configures matching based on packet
		length for a route-map sequence number. 
		Syntax
			match packet-length
				{
					eq
					|
					gt
					|
					lt
					}
					value-1
				
			
			match packet-length
				neq
					value-1
					[ ... value-32
					]
			
			match packet-length
				
					range
					value-1
					value-2
			
			no
					match packet-length
				{
					eq
					|
					gt
					|
					lt
					}
					value-1
				
			
			no match packet-length
				neq
					value-1
					[ ... value-32
					]
			
			no match  packet-length
				
					range
					value-1
					value-2
			
		 
	 Command Default
 
		Matching based on packet length is not configured.
 
	 
		Parameters
			
				
					- eq
							value-1
					
 
					- Specifies that
						matching occurs when the packet length (including the IP header but
						excluding the Layer 2 header) is equal to the specified value. 
 
				
				
					- gt
							value-1
					
 
					- Specifies that matching
						occurs when the packet length (including the IP header but excluding the
						Layer 2 header) is greater than the specified value. 
 
				
				
					- lt
							value-1
					
 
					- Specifies that matching
						occurs when the packet length (including the IP header but excluding the
						Layer 2 header) is less than the specified value. 
 
				
				
					- neq
							value-1
							[ ... value-32
							]
					
 
					- Specifies that
						matching occurs when the traffic packet length (including the IP header but
						excluding the Layer 2 header)is not equal to all of the specified values.
						You can specify a maximum of 32 values.
						
 
				
				
					- range
							value-1
							value-2
					
 
					- Specifies that matching
						occurs when the packet length (including the IP header but excluding the
						Layer 2 header) is within the range of specified values. 
 
				
			
		
 
	 Modes
 
		Route-map configuration mode
 
	 
 
	 Usage Guidelines
			Up to 128 
match
					packet-length statements are
				allowed per
				route-map sequence number for the following options: 
 
			When multiple match packet-length statements of the same type
				exist, matching occurs when traffic matches any one of the statements.
			Only one 
match packet-length 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 a packet length of
					1500 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 packet-length eq 1500