From: Digital Yemeni (digital-yemeni@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun Mar 11 2007 - 01:14:46 ART
Hi beloved guys!
I was messing up with QoS and i found something may look strange!
I created a class-map to match some URL using NBAR AND an ACL that matches
tcp port 80 in a (match-all) class-map fashion.
Puting the class-map in a policy-map and then apply it to an interface using
the service-policy. When i did a test telnet using port 80 from a remote
host IP (that's part of the ACL IP range) and view the hits in the ACL i
can't see anything! However, applying the ACL alone (same direction as the
service-policy) i can see the hits!!
What's going on?!
Is the class-map must be true (that's, the match-all) for the ACL to kick
in? Theoretically, this won't be the case because the ACL is hit first
before URL is looked at! right?!
Best Regards,
Digital
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