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Catalyst 9800 vWLC ACL

filip.nikolic
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I'm trying to configure an ACL on Catalyst 9800 vWLC GUI but I can't figure out why there isnt'a a 'any' option for ports and protocols in extended ACLs? Default value for protocol field is adp and for source or destination port is None. Will None work instead any and how I can set the protocol to any? Maybe is there a image bug? I'm using 17.6.4 right now

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marce1000
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 -  A possible way to go forward is to examine the running config after you define an (extended) ACL in the GUI ; (t)(w)hen reviewing the resulting  ACL statements in the running config and 'staying' on the CLI you might be able to achieve what you want  and or check if you can include option 'any' when defining or completing an ACL through querying command completion with ? (e.g.)

 M.



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Rich R
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I must admit I had *never* looked at ACLs in the GUI before now!

But now I have and it looks normal to me. Configuration -> Security -> ACL
There's all the normal options there.  I see "ahp" (not adp) at the top of the protocol list.  If you're not seeing the full list on the drop-down then that's probably a browser problem.  Try different browsers, different version of browser and make sure you're not blocking cookies etc.  It sometimes also helps to clear all cookies and history then close and re-start your browser.  Personally I'd recommend CLI for ACLs.

You need to choose "ip" as the protocol. This implies any ip based protocols and also all ports for udp/tcp:

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Thank you but if I choose ip as a destination protocol how should I block lets say ICMP? Should I create a new ACE just for ICMP?

Yes, you need one ACE for everything that you want to allow and deny.

Yes - it sounds like you need to familiarise yourself with the basics of ACLs:
https://community.cisco.com/t5/networking-knowledge-base/access-control-lists-acl-explained/ta-p/4182349
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/sec_data_acl/configuration/xe-16-9/sec-data-acl-xe-16-9-book/sec-access-list-ov.html
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/ios-firewall/23602-confaccesslists.html

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