02-19-2007 02:54 PM - edited 03-03-2019 03:49 PM
Hello:
I have inherited a switch with the following vlan access-map configuration:
vlan access-map vlan 12
action forward
No corresponding ACL anywhere else in the configuration.
Do these statements actually do anything? Additionally, exactly what does the command "vlan access-map" do?
Best regards.
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02-19-2007 04:45 PM
Hi
No i don't believe from what you have said that they do anything. For one thing there are no match clauses in the vlan map.
Do you know if this map has actually been applied to a vlan ie. is there a line in your config that begins "vlan filter ....".
vlan maps are used to filter traffic within a vlan ie not via a routed interface. You can match on mac-address or IP address.
HTH
Jon
02-19-2007 04:45 PM
Hi
No i don't believe from what you have said that they do anything. For one thing there are no match clauses in the vlan map.
Do you know if this map has actually been applied to a vlan ie. is there a line in your config that begins "vlan filter ....".
vlan maps are used to filter traffic within a vlan ie not via a routed interface. You can match on mac-address or IP address.
HTH
Jon
02-21-2007 07:20 AM
Thanks for the reply Jon.
No, there are no other config lines, particularly that begin "vlan filter....".
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