Getting ready for a ACL final
Tricon7
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I think I've got down the material pretty well for tomorrow's ACL hands-on test. It's only a simply "deny" setup. I just wanted to run it by here to see if anyone saw any kinks in my process.
Here's my order:
set up hosts
enable the one router
configure terminal
set up console and vty
secret password
setup fast ethernet interface (no serial for this)
copy run start
Ping hosts. Should be successful.
access-list 1 deny [IP][mask]
access-list 1 permit any
int fa 0/0
ip access-group 1 in
exit
Now try to ping said network. Should be unsuccessful.
Like I said, it's a pretty simple ACL. If she wants me to permit a specific host, I know the commands will be slightly different. I have the class B VLSM down pretty good, I think.
Here's my order:
set up hosts
enable the one router
configure terminal
set up console and vty
secret password
setup fast ethernet interface (no serial for this)
copy run start
Ping hosts. Should be successful.
access-list 1 deny [IP][mask]
access-list 1 permit any
int fa 0/0
ip access-group 1 in
exit
Now try to ping said network. Should be unsuccessful.
Like I said, it's a pretty simple ACL. If she wants me to permit a specific host, I know the commands will be slightly different. I have the class B VLSM down pretty good, I think.
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Darthn3ss Member Posts: 1,096thats easy :P
my hands on was a extended acl that allowed half of a network to access all of another network, and the other half of the first network to only be able to access the lower half of the 2nd network... bleh.Fantastic. The project manager is inspired.
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Tricon7 Inactive Imported Users Posts: 238Darthn3ss wrote:thats easy :P
my hands on was a extended acl that allowed half of a network to access all of another network, and the other half of the first network to only be able to access the lower half of the 2nd network... bleh.
I took the final and I aced this ACL. I practiced the lab example over and over til I had it memorized. And lo and behold she used the very same lab example on the test, even down to the same networks!