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14-1
User
Guide
for
the
Cisco
Application
Networking
Manager
5.2
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14
Configuring
Traffic
Policies
Date:
3/
28/12
Cisco
Application
Networking
Manager
helps
you
configure
class
maps
and
policy
maps
t
o
provide
a
global
level
of
classification
for
filtering
traffic
received
by
or
passing
through
the
ACE.
Note
When
naming
ACE
objects
(such
as
a
real
server,
virtual
server,
parameter
map,
class
map,
health
probe,
and
so
on),
enter
an
alphanumeric
string
of
1
to
64
characters,
which
can
include
the
following
special
characters:
underscore
(_),
hyphen
(-),
dot
(.),
and
asterisk
(*)
.
Spaces
ar
e
not
al
lowed.
If
you
are
using
ANM
with
an
ACE
module
or
ACE
appliance
and
you
configure
a
named
object
at
the
ACE
CLI,
keep
in
mind
that
ANM
does
not
support
all
of
the
special
characters
that
the
ACE
CLI
allows
you
to
use
when
configuring
a
named
object.
If
you
use
special
characters
that
ANM
does
not
support,
you
may
not
be
able
to
import
or
manage
the
ACE
using
ANM.
This
chapter
includes
the
following
sections:
•
Traffic
Policy
Overview,
page
14-1
•
Class
Map
and
Policy
Map
Overview,
page
14-2
•
Configuring
Virtual
Context
Class
Maps,
page
14-6
•
Setting
Match
Conditions
for
Class
Maps,
page
14-8
•
Configuring
Virtual
Context
Policy
Maps,
page
14-32
•
Configuring
Rules
and
Actions
for
Policy
Maps,
page
14-34
•
Configuring
Actions
Lists,
page
14-85
Traffic
Policy
Overview
Cisco
Application
Networking
Manager
helps
you
configure
class
maps
and
policy
maps
t
o
provide
a
global
level
of
classification
for
filtering
traffic
received
by
or
passing
through
the
ACE.
You
create
traffic
policies
and
attach
these
policies
to
one
or
more
VLAN
interfaces
associated
with
the
ACE
to
apply
feature-specific
actions
to
the
matching
traffic.
The
ACE
uses
the
individual
traffic
policies
to
implement
functions
such
as:
•
FTP
command
inspection
•
IP
normalization
and
fragment
reassembly
•
Network
Address
Translation
(NAT)
