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Access Control List --> last statement
zawhtetaung
hello;
which statement will configure at the end of the ACL.
any ACL (extended or standard)(inbound or outbound)???
permit any any?
deny any any?
Thanks
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Promedia77_uk
There is a implicit deny any at the end of the Access Control Lists.
So thereby you must enter the permit any any command at the end of your ACL's configurations. Then apply it to your interface, either outbound of inbound. However if you have a permit statement in your access control lists and do not want any other traffic to go through, then just leave it as it is.
But if you have a deny statement in your acl, then all traffic is denied by default. Because you would have to issue the permit any any command.
I know its kinda fuzzy, hope it makes sense.
zawhtetaung
Thanks , Promedia77_uk
i see. now i have use deny sentence in my ACL.
so, i have to use permit any any statement at the end of ACL.ok
and i use it my in bound interface.
:P
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