Have you ever looked at an access list and wondered what the port numbers correspond to, other than the obvious ones that are well-known or documented in /etc/services? I've been working on ACLs for classification and marking of voice/video control traffic and David Hailey of Netcraftsmen pointed...

Here's an updated version that addresses a couple of issues with the previously submitted script: ######################################################################## Script: Change ACL Script-Description: This script looks for a specific ACL and makes updates to it. It can delete a single line...

This script looks for a specific ACL and makes updates to it. It can delete a single line or add multiple lines. If more than one line needs to be deleted it can delete the entire ACL and add it back with the changes. The default will remove the ACL and add it back. By selecting $deleteacl it will check...

The Access List Editor is used to edit access lists. The distribution files are: alereadme.txt - directions on how to install and run the access list editor accessedit.zip - a zip file containing the access list editor files accessedit.tar - a tar file containing the access list editor files