Netgear FS728TLP – ProSAFE 24 ports smart switch PoE User Guide
Manage Access Control Lists
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The following table shows the nonconfigurable fields in the IP ACL section of the screen
and the information that is included in the IP ACL Table for each IP ACL.
and the information that is included in the IP ACL Table for each IP ACL.
Field
Description
IP ACL
Current Number of
ACL(s)
The total number of configured ACLs, which is the sum of the configured MAC ACLs
and the configured IP ACLs.
and the configured IP ACLs.
Maximum ACL(s)
The maximum number of MAC and IP ACLs that you can configure (100).
IPC ACL Table
IP ACL ID
The ID of the ACL, which is an active link to the IP Rules screen for basic IP ACLs
(with IDs 1 through 99) or to the Extended Rules screen for extended IP ACLS (with
IDs 100 through 199).
(with IDs 1 through 99) or to the Extended Rules screen for extended IP ACLS (with
IDs 100 through 199).
Rules
The number of rules that are configured on the IP Rules screen for basic IP ACLs or
on the Extended Rules screen for extended IP ACLs.
on the Extended Rules screen for extended IP ACLs.
Type
The type of IP ACL, which can be Basic or Extended.
Note:
Once you have created an IP ACL, you cannot change its ID.
Remove an IP ACL
To remove an IP ACL:
1.
Select Security > ACL > Advanced > IP ACL.
The IP ACL screen displays.
2.
Select the check box to the left of the IP ACL that you want to remove.
3.
Click the Delete button.
The IP ACL is removed from the IP ACL Table.
Manage Basic IP ACL Rules
You assign basic IP ACL rules to ACL IDs from 1 through 99. These rules specify whether
incoming traffic that matches a source IP address is forwarded normally or discarded.
incoming traffic that matches a source IP address is forwarded normally or discarded.
IMPORTANT:
The last rule of the IP ACL table is a default deny all IP traffic rule to
ensure that a packet is dropped if an ACL is applied to the packet
and none of the explicit rules match. (IP ACL rules have a higher
priority than MAC ACL rules.)
ensure that a packet is dropped if an ACL is applied to the packet
and none of the explicit rules match. (IP ACL rules have a higher
priority than MAC ACL rules.)