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the three ACL's

DevilWAH

OK according to Switch book there are the following three types of access lists

Router access control lists,
port access control lists,
and VLAN access control lists

when it says router access list, it never says what they maen, and nither does google seems to.

do they mean ACL's on routed interfaces, or ACLS you would apply to vty lines??

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ConstantlyLearning

DevilWAH wrote: »

OK according to Switch book there are the following three types of access lists

Router access control lists,
port access control lists,
and VLAN access control lists

when it says router access list, it never says what they maen, and nither does google seems to.

do they mean ACL's on routed interfaces, or ACLS you would apply to vty lines??

Authorised Self-Study guide says:

RACL - Standard IOS configured ACL's applied to router interfaces. SVI's, L3 ports, L3 port-channels, other L3 interfaces.

So just the standard IOS ACL's you learn about in the CCNA it seems.

EDIT: The authorised self-study guide for the BCMSN.

DevilWAH

Cool cheers, simple stuff then

nothing to worry about

Dam this SWITCH is going to be fun..

eten

Port ACL

Only layer 2 interfaces, no SVI, no etherchannel, no routed or any virtual interfaces. Can be assigned with MAC ACLs. Only applied to inbound direction.

Router ACL

layer 3 physical interfaces, SVI, etherchannels. Cannot be assigned with MAC ACLs. Applied both inbound and outbound direction.