Dell N3200-ON EMC Networking N-Series Switches CLI Reference Guide version 6.7 - Page 759

match access-group Use the match access-group command to add ACL match criteria to a class map. Use the no form of the command to remove the ACL match criteria. Syntax match access-group name name no match access-group name name • name-The name of an access-list. Only MAC, IPv4, and IPv6 access-lists are allowed. Default Configuration No access-lists are configured for a class-map. Command Mode Class-Map Configuration mode User Guidelines ACLs are used to classify traffic and class/policy maps are used to define the QoS treatment of the traffic class. The ACL is used for classification only, and the result of classification is match or not match. Access-groups identified in a class-map are applied in order of appearance in the class-map declaration (regardless of ACL number). ACLs in an access-group are applied in order of ACL number. Access-groups may only be specified in ingress class maps. The clauses in an access-list referenced in a class-map are used solely to match (or not match) traffic. Action (set/drop/mirror/rate-limit) clauses in ACLs referenced by a policy are ignored for the purposes of policy application. The permit and deny clauses have a different meaning than that used in a standard ACL. If a packet matches a permit ACL clause specified in a class-map, the packet matches, no further matching is performed, and the class-map clause is matched. Layer 2 Switching Commands 759