User's Manual
Cajun P220, P550, P550R Switch Release Notes, Release 4.0.1  35 
Policy Commands
Table1-12 shows new and changed Policy Commands in Release 4.0.1:
Table 1-12: Policy Commands
Old Command New Command New Definition/Argument
To Enable:
ip access-group 
<access-list-name> 
[default-action-deny]
To Disable:
[no] ip access-group
N/A There is no default.
To Enable:
ip access-list 
<access-list-name> 
<access-list-index> 
{permit|deny|fwd[1-8]} 
{<source-ip-addr> 
[<source-wildcard>] 
|any|host <source-ip-
addr>}
To Enable:
[ip] access-list 
<access-list-name> 
<access-list-index> 
{permit|deny|fwd1-8} 
<protocol-id>{<source-
ip-addr> <source-
wildcard>|any|host 
<source-ip-addr> } 
[{lt|eq|gt|range} 
<port> [<port>]] 
{<dest-ip-addr> <dest-
wildcard> | any | host 
<dest-ip-addr> } 
[{lt|eq|gt|range} 
<port> [<port>]] 
[established] 
• <protocol-id> – name or 
number of an IP protocol. It can be 
one of the keywords eigrp, gre, 
icmp, igmp, igrp, ip, ipinip, nos, 
ospf, tcp, or udp, or an integer in 
the range 0 to 255 representing an 
IP protocol number. To match any 
Internet protocol (including ICMP, 
TCP, and UDP) use the keyword 
ip. 
• <dest-ip-addr> – number of 
the network or host to which the 
packet is being sent. Use a 32-bit 
quantity in four-part, dotted-
decimal format. Use the keyword 
any as an abbreviation for a dest 
and dest -wildcard of 0.0.0.0 and 
255.255.255.255. Use "host <dest-
ip-addr>" as an abbreviation for a 
destination with dest-wildcard of 
0.0.0.0.
To Disable:
[no] ip access-list 
<access-list-name> 
[<access-list-index>]
To Disable:
N/A
• <dest-wildcard> – wildcard 
bits to be applied to the 
destination. Use a 32-bit quantity 
in four-part, dotted-decimal 
format. Place ones in the bit 
positions you want to ignore. 
• operator – (Optional) Compares 
source or destination ports. 
Possible operands include: lt = less 
than, gt =greater than, eq=equal, 
neq =not equal, and range 
=inclusive range. 
If the operator is positioned after the 
source and source-wildcard, it must 
match the source port. 
If the operator is positioned after the 
destination and destination-wildcard, 
it must match the destination port.










