IETF ACL YANG Enhancements

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IETF ACL YANG Enhancements Sonal Agarwal Mahesh Jethanandani

Agenda Support for different combinations of statistics and ACL application on an interface Inclusion of match & action parameters Open Issues found on further review These slides do no reflect discussion after -14

Support for different combinations of statistics What’s in the current model? Draft 11 provides stats support on a per ACE level. The problem is that it aggregates stats across all interfaces, which is not granular. What’s new in draft 14? Statistics support on a per interface/per ace basis, in both ingress and egress directions.

Support for ACL-set application on interface What’s in the current model? Draft 11 does not provide a way to support ACL application on an interface. What’s new in draft 14? Support for application of a list of ACL’s in both ingress and egress directions of an interface.

Inclusion of match and action parameters identity log-action { description "Base identity for defining the destination for logging actions”; } identity log-syslog { base log-action; "System log (syslog) the information for the packet"; Added logging option as an action Added dscp and ecn leafs Added operations to source and destination port containers typedef operator { type enumeration { enum lt { description "Less than."; } enum gt { "Greater than."; enum eq { "Equal to."; enum neq { "Not equal to.";

Inclusion of match and action parameters Added headers for tcp Added udp headers Added icmp headers Added input-interface

Open issues https://github.com/netmod-wg/acl-model/issues