plz help in access list

i typed the following command in the boson netsim v6.00 :
router(config)#access-list 100 deny tcp any host 200.200.200.2 eq telnet

and after pressing enter ....%incomlete command

y this happened ?.... is the command correct ?

plz help me .. am going to have the ccna exam tommorow .....

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forbesl

routerroutings wrote:

i typed the following command in the boson netsim v6.00 :
router(config)#access-list 100 deny tcp any host 200.200.200.2 eq telnet

and after pressing enter ....%incomlete command

y this happened ?.... is the command correct ?

plz help me .. am going to have the ccna exam tommorow .....

I don't know if the boson netsims "like" or accept the actual port name. Try using the port number instead:

access-list 100 deny tcp any host 200.200.200.2 eq 23

routerroutings

i also tried to use 23 instead of telnet and 0.0.0.0 instead of host
but its also alerts with >>> invalid input detected ....

so do u think its a problem of the sim itself ??? or wot ??

mikej412

routerroutings wrote:

access-list 100 deny tcp any host 200.200.200.2 eq telnet

copy and paste to a real router worked with no probelm.

I also typed the command into a sim'ed router in NetSim 5.xx and it accepted it and showed up fine in a show access-list command. It's happened where NetSim freaks out and stops accepting commands for some reason. I used to usually just close out and reload my configs -- but that got old after a while -- so I bought hardware.

forbesl

mikej412 wrote:

-- so I bought hardware.

That's the most desirable route to take...pun intented

routerroutings

thanks alot...
i just want to know one more thing ... will there be questions about the timers in the ccna exam and if there will be should i know all of them(the updates , the holddown , ...) ?

mikej412

routerroutings wrote:

i just want to know one more thing ... will there be questions about the timers in the ccna exam

Come on -- NDA! We can't tell you that.

When you take the Cisco Exams you sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement.

For the proper way to get some info -- look at TechGirl's last topic (Post subject: Before the test, in the testing center) where timers just happened to come up in the discussion. I had no problem offering up a timer tidbit there, but I had to think long and hard about wether the NDA covered the pre-test questions.... and I decided no on that.... someone correct me if I'm wrong.