ALM-3276800074 A Layer 3 service failed because of insufficient ACL resources

L3MB/4/ACLRESOURCELACK: OID [OID] [OCTET] (Slot=[OCTET],ReasonID=[INTEGER])

A Layer 3 service failed because of insufficient ACL resources.

Alarm ID	Alarm Severity	Alarm Type
3276800074	Warning	Equipment alarm

Name	Meaning
OID	Indicates the MIB object ID of the alarm.
[OCTET]	Indicates a type of Layer 3 service. The value can be: Failed to enable nd snooping: failed to enable the neighbor discovery (ND) snooping function. Failed to enable ipv6: failed to enable the IPv6 function. Failed to start nqa-rtp instance: failed to start an NQA RTP test instance.
Slot	Indicates a slot number.
ReasonID	Indicates the error code. l3aclFailed (72): failed to deliver an ACL.

The Layer 3 service specified in the alarm is unavailable.

ACL resources were insufficient.

Run the display acl resource [ slot slot ] command to view information about ACL resources, including ACL4 and ACL6 resources.
Run the display current-configuration command to check the current configuration on the switch.
Check the services that occupy ACL resources based on ACL resource information and the current configuration as follows, and delete unnecessary services to release ACL resources.
- Check whether NAC, IPSG, MQC, and ACL-based simplified traffic policy services that occupy a large amount of ACL resources exist on the switch.
- Check the services that occupy ACL resources based on fields in the ACL resource information. For example, MQC, ACL-based simplified traffic policy, SVF, MPLS, and BFD for VPLS services occupy UDF ACL resources. If a large amount of UDF ACL resources are occupied, check these services first.
If the fault persists, collect alarm information and configuration information, and then contact technical support personnel. You can collect diagnostic information using the display diagnostic-information command.