Access-list compiled command
From NetworkCommands
A command available on most Cisco IOS-based router platforms; used to enable the Turbo ACL acceleration feature, which can speed to the processing of traffic against long/large access control lists (ACLs.)
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Usage Syntax
access-list compiled
Usage Examples
access-list compiled
Usage Notes
Proceed this command with the no keyword to disable the Turbo ACL acceleration feature.
Turbo ACL acceleration is disabled by default.
Turbo ACL acceleration provides benefits for ACLs larger than 3 entries.
The CPU load for Turbo ACL acceleration is fixed regardless of the size of the ACL. Therefore, CPU load should not be of concern if ACLs grow considerably and the larger an ACL, the greater the benefit of this feature.
When using Turbo ACL acceleration the time taken to match the packet is fixed. Therefore the latency of packets processed against an ACL is lowered in most cases and significantly in the case of large ACLs and consistent.
Availability
Generally available in IOS release 12.1(5)T and above.
Related Commands
Use the show access-lists compiled command to determine if Turbo ACL acceleration is enabled as well as view related statistics.
Use the show access-lists command to view existing access list contents.
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