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l2 switch operation - security ACL
pepso100
hi dears,
right now I am preparing for switch exam and concrete I don't know how is possible that L2 switch may to performed some checking (security ACLs) on layer3 and layer4? How is this possible omg, that's L2 switch...
from switch book:
security ACLs—Access control lists (ACL) can be used to identify frames according to their MAC addresses, protocol types (for non-IP frames), IP addresses, protocols, and Layer 4 port numbers. The ternary content-addressable memory (TCAM) contains ACLs in a compiled form so that a decision can be made on whether to for-ward a frame in a single table lookup.
Can someone explain me how it's possible.
IMPORTANT:I am not talking about MLS I am talking about pure L2 switch.
THANKS for replies.
pepso
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Darril
It sounds like you're talking about a Cisco switch exam. You may get a better response if you post your question in one of the Cisco forums.
Darril Gibson
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pepso100
can you pls be so kind and provide me with concrete URL ?
I am trying to find some good CCNP/CCIE "live" forum...
thanks.
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