tip: ACL's created in CLI editable with SDM
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Posted by Igor Mamuzic on August 3, 2005, 5:19 pm
Please log in for more thread options Hi, I just find out that if you create an ACL using CLI (IOS) with one of the remark entries that SDM usually puts in the ACL (for example: "SDM_ACL Category=17") you will be able to edit these ACL's using SDM ACL Editor which I found usable for quick editing large ACL's because it has move down/up slider for ACL entries. B.R. Igor | ||||||||||
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