What information is collected when IP access list logging is enabled?
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"IP access list logging provides the ability to log information about the packets that are permitted or denied by a standard IP access list. If a packet matches the access list, its information is sent to the device console. Information collected about the packet includes its source address, protocol, the port it originated at, the destination address, its access list number, and the destination port."
