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When to use access-lists or prefix-lists
Sunday, 20 March 2011
Here's a great a bit of info that I pulled from INE's own Brian McGahan that is is worth remembering. Thanks Brian!
Some applications you can use both access-lists and prefix-lists. In general, anytime you are matching a route, like with a route-map for redistribution, a route-map for BGP, or a distribute-list, you should use a prefix-list. This is what they were designed for. An access-list should be used any time you’re trying to match traffic, or with other non-routing related applications.
Source: http://ieoc.com/forums/t/15006.aspx
Posted byChris Bloomfield at 08:31
Labels: access-lists, ine, prefix-lists
