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The user may only remove these two entries by disabling the
ACL Mode in the IP-MAC Binding Port window.
Also, rules will be created for every port on the Switch. To view
the ACL rule configurations set for the ACL mode, click the
corresponding modify button of the entry in the Access Profile
Table, which will produce a window similar to the example to the
right. The user may view the configurations on a port-by-port
basis by clicking the View button under the Display heading of
the corresponding port entry. These entries cannot be modified or
deleted, and new rules cannot be added. Yet, these windows will
offer vital information to the user when configuring other access
profile entries. Click Next to view the next page of rules. The user
may also search for an entry by Access ID by entering that ID
into the field and clicking Find.
NOTE: When configuring the ACL mode
function of the IP-MAC binding function,
please pay close attention to previously
set ACL entries. Since the ACL mode
entries will fill the first two available
access profiles and access profile IDs
denote the ACL priority, the ACL mode
entries may take precedence over other
configured ACL entries. This may render
some user-defined ACL parameters
inoperable due to the overlapping of
settings combined with the ACL entry
priority (defined by profile ID). For more
information on ACL settings, please see
"Configuring the Access Profile" section
mentioned previously in this chapter.
NOTE: Once ACL profiles have been
created by the Switch through the IP-
MAC binding function, the user cannot
modify, delete or add ACL rules to these
ACL mode access profile entries. Any
attempt to modify, delete or add ACL
rules will result in a configuration error
as seen in the previous figure.
NOTE: When uploading configuration
files to the Switch, be aware of the ACL
configurations loaded, as compared to
the ACL mode access profile entries set
by this function, which may cause both
access profile types to experience
problems.
Figure 6- 99. Access Rule Table for IP-MAC Binding rule
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