Concept Guide

show route-access-list
show route-access-list
Description
This command displays information about access control lists (ACLs) for policy-based routing (PBR).
Syntax
No Parameters
Usage Guidelines
Policy-based routing is an optional feature that allows allows packets to be routed based on access control lists
(ACLs) configured by the administrator. By default, when a controller receives a packet for routing, it looks up
the destination IP in the routing table and forwards the packet to the nexthop router. If policy-based routing is
configured, the nexthop device can be chosen based on a defined access control list.
In a typical deployment scenario with multiple uplinks, the default route only uses one of the uplink next-hops
for forwarding packets. If a nexthop becomes unreachable, the packets will not reach their destination. If your
deployment uses policy-based routing based on a nexthop list, any of the uplink nexthops could be used for
forwarding traffic. This requires a valid ARP entry (Route-cache) in the system for all the policy-based routing
nexthops.
Example
The following command displays a list of configured routing access lists.
(host)(config)# (host) #show route-access-list
Router Access list table
------------------------
Name Use Count Roles
---- --------- -----
attempt1 0
pbr 0
name 1 test
Tuesday 0
The output of this command includes the following parameters:
Parameter Description
Name
Name of the access list
Use Count
Number of VLANs associated with this routing access list.
Roles
User role associated with the routing access list.
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