The system can perform ACL rule matching only based on the configuration order of rules.
The system can perform ACL rule matching only based on the configuration order of rules.
The statement is true. Access Control Lists (ACLs) can operate based on the configuration order of rules. This means that the system processes packets by evaluating them against rules in the order they are configured. This is consistent with the common operation of ACLs in many systems, where the sequence of rules determines how packets are filtered or processed.
true, ACL performs based on rules
The answer is correct. VRP supports two matching orders: the configuration order (config) and the automatic order (auto). The default order is config.