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This is a Cisco Switch command I'm looking for.
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This is a Cisco Switch command I'm looking for.

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Sorry, can't help you then. You might want to move it out of the Microsoft OS topic then into a topic more related to Cisco - you'll get more responses. A moderator can probably help you do this - click the 'Request Attention' icon below the original question to attract their attention.
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Sorry, can't help you then. You might want to move it out of the Microsoft OS topic then into a topic more related to Cisco - you'll get more responses. A moderator can probably help you do this - click the 'Request Attention' icon below the original question to attract their attention.

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Is there a command to view an ip being blocked on a access-list that will also show the number or name of the access list? <br />
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I know about the command “sh access-list | inc 192.168.1.12” and this will show if it’s being applied on an access list, but not the name of the access list.
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Is there a command to view an ip being blocked on a access-list that will also show the number or name of the access list? 

I know about the command “sh access-list | inc 192.168.1.12” and this will show if it’s being applied on an access list, but not the name of the access list.

Show IP access-list ?

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