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Traffic data policy configuration

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Traffic data policy configuration

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- [Instructor] So now that I give you the constructs, let's dive into a use case. So let's go back to the use case where we've got our branches and what they're doing is we can do pings from guest to guest. Okay? So I removed that ACL, but if we go ping vrf 200 and let's say I wanted to, from Boston, ping Philadelphia, I could ping 10.7.220.50, which is that PC. I can get connectivity to that just like I can get connectivity to Chicago and that may not make that much sense. So what we're going to do is we're going to build out a data policy that's going to allow us to block this and it'll be a little bit faster than doing an ACL because we don't have to worry about, you know, putting it into a local policy and then from there, going in and then associating it to an interface feature template. And then, you know, if we got to do a duplicate of that, you know, because it's not existing and changing in the templates, this is just a little bit faster in my mind. So what we're going to do…

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