Help with a test practice question

jahaziel

Please tell me its suppose to be outgoing traffic on the interface and their wrong...

late_collision

Can you post a smaller picture? This one is too easy to read.

jahaziel

Sorry laptop actually died. When posting it. Will edit tomorrow

mistabrumley89

No. It's right. You want to apply extended ACLs as close to the source as possible, so you don't mess up any other traffic. One router, two interfaces. The telnet traffic coming inbound on eth0 is the closest place you can apply that extended ACL to the traffic being denied. Sorry if this is choppy and messed up. I'm on my phone

for people who can't see picture


eth0 is x.x.144.0/24

ser0 is x.x.164.0/24

Create and apply an acl to deny telnet traffic from x.x.144.0/24 from reaching x.x.164.25
The answer is:
access-list 150 deny tcp x.x.144.0 0.0.0.255 x.x.164.25 0.0.0.0 eq telnet. Apply inbound eth0


Atleast I think I wrote that right. Tried my best for my phone

mistabrumley89

late_collision wrote: »

Can you post a smaller picture? This one is too easy to read.

I lol'd