[f-nsp] acls on foundry devices

[Mike Allen]

Hi Anil,

The MG8 and the FI4802 use different OS images, so there are just
different features in each.  The cam entries refers to the number of
entries in the layer 4 cam that are being used per acl.  Really what
you are seeing is just a difference in display, the FI4802 is giving
you a little more info.

Mike

On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 11:39:26 GMT, anil at kadium.us <anil at kadium.us> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> We are using Foundry BigIron(MG8) and FastIron 4802-PREM devices in our datacenter. I'm new to foundry. I want to know the difference between applying acls on physical interfaces and virtual interfaces w.r.t both BigIron and FI4802. I observed that when we apply acls on FI4802 and do "sh access-list xxx" it's displays as below with some rule cams: (I applied this acl to a virtual routing interface)
> 
> FI4802#sh access-list xxx
> Show ACL counter List......
> ACL counter List : 1290 bytes
> 
> Extended IP access list xxx (Total rule cams used: 32)
> permit tcp any any eq 25(Rule cams used: 1)
> permit tcp any any established (Rule cams used: 1)
> 
> But if you apply an acl on BigIron to a physical interface and do "sh access-list xxx", it did not display any rule cam info. Why is it so? Any ideas?
> 
> Thanks,
> Anil
> 
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