In the last example, why do you need an explicit allow rule (P2 and P4 rule) after the rate limit rule? By default action 'allow', your ACL will continue to allow the requests until the rate limit… - Anurag Sharma - Medium

In the last example, why do you need an explicit allow rule (P2 and P4 rule) after the rate limit rule? By default action 'allow', your ACL will continue to allow the requests until the rate limit… - Anurag Sharma - Medium


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In the last example, why do you need an explicit allow rule (P2 and P4 rule) after the rate limit rule? By default action 'allow', your ACL will continue to allow the requests until the rate


limit condition is met, so why have a specific rule to allow those requests when default action will take care of that regardless?