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    The document discusses a limitation of using object groups within an access control entry (ACE) for network security. Specifically, it is not possible to delete or empty an object group if it is already applied to an ACE. Additionally, to add more objects to an existing object group used in an ACE, the access control list must be removed using the no access-list command before reapplying it with the updated object group.

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    The document discusses a limitation of using object groups within an access control entry (ACE) for network security. Specifically, it is not possible to delete or empty an object group if it is already applied to an ACE. Additionally, to add more objects to an existing object group used in an ACE, the access control list must be removed using the no access-list command before reapplying it with the updated object group.

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    4 Whatisalimitationofusingobjectgroupswithinanaccesscontrolentry?
    ItisnotpossibletodeleteanobjectgroupormakeanobjectgroupemptyiftheobjectgroupisalreadyappliedtoanACE.
    ToappendadditionalobjectstoapreexistingobjectgroupthatisappliedtoanACE,theaccesscontrollistmustberemovedusing
    thenoaccesslistcommand,andthenreapplied.
    Itisnotpossibletoappendadditionalobjectstoapreexistingobjectgroup.
    ToappendadditionalobjectstoapreexistingobjectgroupthatisappliedtoanACE,theoriginalobjectgroupmustberemoved
    usingthenoobjectgroupcommand,andthenrecreatedandreappliedtotheACE.

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