Netgear XCM8806 Chassis User Manual - Page 330

NETGEAR 8800 User Manual Table 34. Abbreviations Used in Field Selector Tables (Continued) Abbreviation L4DP L4SP DSCP TCP-Flag First Fragment L4-Range DIPv6/128 SIPv6/128 DIPv6/64 SIPv6/64 NH TC MACDA MACSA Etype VID TOS Port-list packet-type UDF Egress VlanId DaMac SaMac EtherType Condition destination-port (a single port) source-port (a single port) dscp TCP-flags first-fragments A Layer 4 port range. For example, if you specify "protocol UDP" and "port 200 1200" in an entry, you have used a Layer 4 range. There are a total of sixteen Layer 4 port ranges. Also, you can have a source port range, or a destination port range, but not both kinds of ranges together in the same entry. destination address (IPv6 address with a prefix length longer than 64) source address (IPv6 address with a prefix length longer than 64) destination address (IPv6 address with a prefix length up to 64) source address (IPv6 address with a prefix length up to 64) IPv6 Next Header field. Use protocol to match. IPv6 Traffic Class field. Use dscp ethernet-destination-address ethernet-source-address ethernet-type This is not a match condition used in ACLs, but is used when an ACL is applied to VLANs. An ACL applied to a port uses a different field selector than an ACL applied to a VLAN. ip-tos This is not a match condition used in ACLs, but is used when an ACL is applied to ports, or to all ports (the wildcard ACL). An ACL applied to a port uses a different field selector than an ACL applied to a VLAN. This selector is used internally and not accessible by users through explicit ACLs. User-defined field. This selector is used internally and not accessible by users through explicit ACLs. vlan-id ethernet-destination-address ethernet-source-address ethernet-type 330 | Chapter 13. ACLs