Chapter 7
Named and Extended IP ACLs
This chapter covers the following exam topics:
5.0 Security Fundamentals
5.6 Configure and verify access control lists
The previous chapter introduced basic IP ACL concepts and configuration using numbered standard IP ACLs. While understanding numbered standard IP ACLs is useful and important, most networks need the greater matching abilities of extended ACLs. Extended ACLs allow you to match various header fields in each line of the ACL (each access control entry, or ACE), making them more powerful.
Additionally, most networks use named ACLs instead of numbered ones. Identifying ACLs using names makes it easy to add information in the name that reminds all as to the purpose of the ACL. Additionally, from ...
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