This topic describes 24 bit bincode support for egress object group ACLs on the Cisco 8000 Series Router, which increases the result key size to support complex access lists that exceed the 14 bit limit.
24 bit bincode support is an Object Group (OG) or hybrid ACL functionality that
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increases the result key size for egress Object Group Access Control Lists (OG-ACLs),
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optimizes hardware programming for complex access lists that previously exceeded the 14 bit limit,
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provides configurable modes for ingress, egress, or both directions, and
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enables the OG compression ID extension in the Ternary Content Addressable Memory (TCAM).
Benefits of 24 bit bincode support for egress OG ACL
These are the benefits of 24 bit bincode support for egress OG ACL:
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The feature increases the result key size to 24 bits.
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It prevents programming failures caused by hardware key size limits.
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It allows the router to store large address and port ranges efficiently.