Do S series switch support access control on outbound interfaces?

An ACL filters packets based on rules. A switch with an ACL configured matches packets based on the rules to obtain the packets of a certain type, and then decides to forward or discard these packets according to the policies used by the service module to which the ACL is applied. The S series switch supports basic ACL (2000-2999), advanced ACL (3000-3999), Layer 2 ACL (4000-4999), user-defined ACL (5000-5999), USER acl (6000-9999), basic ACL6 (2000-2999), and advanced ACL6 (3000-3999). For more information about the ACL feature supported by S series switches, except S1700, click S1720&S2700&S3700&S5700&S6700&S7700&S9700 Common Operation Guide or S1720&S2700&S3700&S5700&S6700&S7700&S9700 Typical Configuration Examples.

For details about the configuration on S series switches (except S1700 switches), click Typical Configuration Examples and choose Typical Security Configuration > Typical ACL Configuration > Example for Using ACLs to Restrict Mutual Access Between Network Segments.

S series switch (except S1700) switch does not support bandwidth reservation of interface, but can improve the priority of a specific message through the queue of flow, to ensure that the specific types of messages be sent out.