05-17-2017 09:18 AM - edited 03-05-2019 08:32 AM
hi guys,
I´m thinking about a QoS configuration, where I´d like to use either an object group-based ACL and/or (NBAR) protocols as match criteria on an IOS router... what I don`t understand is, when I´m using for example the following configruation;
object-group network TS-SRV
host 10.100.100.1
host 10.100.102.3
object-group network TS-HOS
host 192.168.2.12
object-group service SERV
tcp-udp eq 3389
ip access-list extended MARK-QOS
permit ip object-group SERV object-group TS-SRV object-group TS-HOS
class-map match-any MARK
match access-group name MARK-QOS
match protocol ms-wbt
will the port/protocol 3389/ms-wbt be matched as Source and Destination Port/Protocol or I´m wrong?
thanks for your help!
05-18-2017 05:34 AM
multiple match criteria inside a class-map will result in AND of all match criteria's
05-18-2017 05:34 AM
hi vivek,
first of all thanks for your reply, but what I mean is - if in either case
(1) match protocol ms-wbt
or
(2) ip access-list extended MARK-QOS
permit ip object-group SERV object-group TS-SRV object-group TS-HOS
the Port in the statements is used/matched as Source and/or Destination or only Source?
05-18-2017 05:53 AM
It should match destination ports
05-18-2017 06:25 PM
...hmmm, is there also a way to match the source ports also that way?
I tried also to find some official documentation about this but I could`nt find anything about this - may you or somebody else have a link or reference?
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