VIEW ACL's

[Michael Kjorling]

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On Nov 2 2001 11:33 -0500, Hawkins, Michael wrote:

> Is the following acceptable in a ACL statement?
>
> acl "TEST" { 170.198.0.0/16; 159.42.0.0/16; }
>
> The intent is to include the TWO subnets in the one ACL.
>
> Does this work?

No; you need a final semicolon as well. Other than that it looks
perfectly fine to me.


> Mike Hawkins
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Eeeeh... excuse the question, but if this is the case, _why_ are you
posting it to a public news group, which is gatewayed to a public
mailing list, with public archives in place?


Michael Kjörling

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