Chapter 18: The Acl Viewer; Using The Acl Viewer - Extreme Networks EPICenter Reference Manual
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The ACL Viewer
This chapter describes how to use the EPICenter Policy Manager for:
Viewing the policy configurations currently configured on Extreme devices
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Viewing the policy configurations specified for a device through the EPICenter Policy Manager
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Comparing policy configurations specified within the EPICenter Policy Manager with the policies
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currently configured on a device
Using the ACL Viewer
The ACL Viewer lets you view information about the policies you've specified for the devices in your
network:
The traffic patterns computed from the policies you have defined.
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The actual access list or QoS rules generated by the EPICenter Policy Manager, based on the policies
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you have defined. It also shows the rules currently configured on a selected device, and lets you
compare the actual rules with the rules generated by the Policy Manager based on your policy
definitions. Rules for Access-based Security policies will normally only be displayed while the users
are logged into the network.
The QoS Profile settings for the devices managed by the EPICenter server.
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The ACL Viewer shows information about the policies you've defined, even if they have not been
configured on the network. Thus, you can use the ACL Viewer to preview the rules you've specified
before they take effect on your network.
The ACL Viewer organizes information by device scope—information related to a policy is presented
relative to the currently selected resource (device or group).
To invoke the Policy Manager, click the Policy button in the Navigation Toolbar. When the Policy
Manager applet first appears, the Policies View is selected.
To view the access list and QoS rules currently defined for devices managed by the EPICenter Policy
Manager, click the ACL Viewer radio button just above the component tree. The ACL Viewer also
displays Network Login/802.1x activity for a specific device, slot, or port.
The ACL Viewer displays the Access List summary view for the top level of the component tree (the
Groups node) as shown in
policies defined in the Policy Manager, as related to their scope definitions.
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266. The Access List summary view provides an overview of the IP
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