Applying An Acl To An Individual Subscriber (Optional); Applying An Acl To Multiple Subscribers (Optional); Applying An Acl To The Subscriber Named Default (Optional); Applying An Acl To Service-Specified Default Subscribers (Optional) - Cisco ASR 5500 Administration Manual

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• For IPv6 ACLs, the same configurations must be done in the IPv6 ACL Configuration Mode. See the

Applying an ACL to an Individual Subscriber (Optional)

For information on how to apply an ACL to an individual subscriber, refer to the Applying an ACL to an
Individual Subscriber section of the Access Control Lists chapter.

Applying an ACL to Multiple Subscribers (Optional)

IP ACLs are applied to subscribers via attributes in their profiles. The subscriber profile can be configured
locally on the system or remotely on a RADIUS server.
The system provides for the configuration of subscriber functions that serve as default values when specific
attributes are not contained in the individual subscriber's profile. When configured properly, the functions
can be used to apply an ACL to:
• All subscribers facilitated within a specific context by applying the ACL to the profile of the subscriber
• All subscribers facilitated by specific services by applying the ACL to a subscriber profile and then

Applying an ACL to the Subscriber Named default (Optional)

For information on how to apply an ACL to the default subscriber, refer to the Applying an ACL to the
Subscriber Named default section in the Access Control Lists chapter.

Applying an ACL to Service-specified Default Subscribers (Optional)

For information on how to apply an ACL to the subscriber to be used as the "default" profile by various system
services, refer to the Applying an ACL to Service-specified Default Subscribers section in the Access Control
Lists chapter.

Applying an ACL to Multiple Subscribers via APNs (Optional)

IP ACLs are applied to subscribers via attributes in their profiles. The subscriber profile can be configured
locally on the system or remotely on a RADIUS server.
To reduce configuration time, ACLs can alternatively be applied to APN templates. When configured, any
subscriber packets facilitated by the APN template would then have the associated ACL applied.
For information on how to apply an ACL to multiple subscribers via APNs, refer to the Applying a Single
ACL to Multiple Subscribers via APNs section in the Access Control Lists chapter.
IPv6 ACL Configuration Mode Commands chapter in the Command Line Interface Reference.
named default.
using the default subscriber command to configure the service to use that subscriber as the "default"
profile.
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