Reference
Documents under this category include information about the attributes, APIs, and the full set of CLI commands (MD-CLI and classic) supported by SR OS.
- Acronyms Reference Guide
  This guide provides expansions of acronyms found in the user guides.
- Classic CLI Command Reference Guide
  This guide describes all classic CLI commands (except for the clear, monitor, show, and tools commands) and their supported values and parameters.
- Classic CLI Explorer Tool
- Clear, Monitor, Show, and Tools CLI Command Reference Guide
  This guide describes all clear, monitor, show, and tools CLI commands and their supported values and parameters.
- Clear, Monitor, Show, and Tools CLI Explorer Tool
- Gx AVPs Reference Guide
  This guide describes Gx Attribute Value Pairs (AVPs).
- Gy AVPs Reference Guide
  This guide describes Gy Attribute Value Pairs (AVPs).
- MD-CLI Command Reference Guide
  This guide describes all MD-CLI commands (except for the clear, monitor, show, and tools commands) and their supported values and parameters.
- MD-CLI Explorer Tool
- MD-CLI Quick Reference Guide
  This guide provides a comparison of the Nokia SR OS Model-Driven Command Line Interface (MD-CLI) with those used by Junos OS and IOS XR.
- NISH Installation and User Guide
  This guide describes the Nokia Network Interface Shell (NISH) system architecture, functional overview, features, and how to install and set up the NISH.
- Pay-as-You-Grow Licensing Reference Guide
- pySROS API
- RADIUS Attributes Reference Guide
  This guide describes all supported RADIUS authentication, authorization, and accounting attributes.
- Services Configuration Quick Reference Guide
  This guide describes the basic, step-by-step configuration required to set up services.
- SR BNG TPSDA Python 3 API
  Python developers can use these APIs for a model-driven management interface to integrate with supported Nokia routers running the SR OS.

ACL

ACL filter policies, also referred to as Access Control Lists (ACLs) or just ‟filters”, are sets of ordered rule entries that specify packet match criteria and actions to be performed to a packet upon a match. Filter policies are created with a unique filter ID and filter name. After the filter policy is created, the policy must be associated with services.

See "Filter policies" in the 7450 ESS, 7750 SR, 7950 XRS, and VSR Router Configuration Guide for detailed information about ACL.

See the applicable section for each service type for examples of applying ACL to that specific service type.

See ACL for information about relevant ACL show commands.

The following is an example of an IPv4 ACL.

/configure filter ip-filter "Epipe-ACL" filter-id 101
/configure filter ip-filter "Epipe-ACL" entry 10 match protocol icmp
/configure filter ip-filter "Epipe-ACL" entry 10 match dst-ip address 192.168.10.2
/configure filter ip-filter "Epipe-ACL" entry 10 match dst-ip mask 255.255.255.255
/configure filter ip-filter "Epipe-ACL" entry 10 action accept

The ACL is applied to the service SAP in either ingress or egress direction.

/configure service epipe "Epipe-VLAN100" sap 1/1/c10/1:100 ingress filter ip "Epipe-ACL"

November 20, 2025