Hi all *** Which of the following does "ip access-list logging interval" do?
1) Control the amount logging packet that is being process switched. 2) Control the amount of other packets being process switched when logging packets are also process switched parallely. * Snippet from http://www.cisco.com/web/about/security/intelligence/acl-logging.html The *ip access-list logging interval* *interval-in-ms * command was released in IOS version 11.3. This command limits the effects of ACL logging–induced process switching by providing a rate limit for process-switched packets. The interval configured in the command allows only one packet per interval to be process switched no matter how many log-enabled ACEs exist. The interval applies globally, and the process switching limit affects all log-enabled ACEs in all ACLs on all interfaces. Packets that are not process switched will not be examined and will not be accounted for in logging. This functionality requires Cisco Express Forwarding to be enabled using the *ip cef* global configuration command. With regards Kings
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