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black means that all MAC addresses are denied except those included in a list.
Denied MAC addresses are not allowed to associate with a coresponding interface. If an address from
a deny list had been associated before the list was applied, you have to kick it manually.
Command Summary
mac-access-list {name} address {mac-address}
Description. Add a MAC address to the list. If the list name doesn't exist, this command creates
it.
No-Form. Delete a MAC address from the list.
Arguments.
name
MAC access control list name.
mac-address
A MAC address in a dot-separated hexadecimal format:
xxxx.xxxx.xxxx.
Example 4.26. Add/Delete MAC address to list
EION: mac-access-list test address 1111.2222.3333
MAC address '1111.2222.3333' has been added to 'test'.
EION: mac-access-list test address 2222.3333.4444
MAC address '2222.3333.4444' has been added to 'test'.
EION: show running-config mac-ac
mac-access-list test
address 1111.2222.3333
address 2222.3333.4444
Example 4.27. Add/Delete MAC address using short command form
The same thing can be done using the short command form:
EION: mac-access-list test
mac-access-list: address 1111.2222.3333
MAC address '1111.2222.3333' has been added to 'test'.
mac-access-list: address 2222.3333.4444
MAC address '2222.3333.4444' has been added to 'test'.
mac-access-list: exit
interface {name} {index} mac-access-list {acl-name} {black | white}
Description. Assign a MAC ACL to an interface in black or white mode. Only one MAC ACL
can be assigned at a time.
No-Form. Unmap a MAC ACL from an interface.
Arguments.
acl-name
MAC access control list name.
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