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NETGEAR 8800 User Manual } Both of these ACLs could be supported on the same slice, since the match conditions are taken from the example list discussed earlier. This example is shown in Figure 19. In the example, we refer to slice A, even though the slices are numbered. Slice A just means that one slice is used, but does not specify a particular slice. Some rules require more than one slice, so we use letters to show that different slices are used, but not which specific slices. Slice A Rules (128) Figure 19. ACL Entry ex_A and ex_B XM_078 There are cases where compatible ACLs require using a different slice. If the memory associated with a slice is filled with rule entries, then another slice will be used to process any other compatible entries. For example, consider the following 129 rule entries applied to ports 3-7: entry one { if { source-address 10.66.10.0/24 ; destination-port 23 ; protocol tcp ; } then { deny ; } } entry two { if { destination-address 192.168.0.0/16 ; source-port 1000 ; protocol tcp ; } then { deny ; } } entry three { if { Chapter 13. ACLs | 327