April 2004
Intermediate to advanced
864 pages
20h 58m
English
This section provides a review of basic Cisco ACL design and implementation.
Cisco routers use ACLs as packet filters to decide which packets to allow across an interface. Packets that are allowed across an interface are called permitted packets. Packets that are not allowed across an interface are called denied packets. ACLs contain one or more rules or statements that determine what data is to be permitted or denied across an interface.
ACLs are designed to enforce one or more corporate security policies. For example, suppose that one of your corporate security policies is to allow only one SNMP server to access the SNMP agents on your routers. Once this policy is written, you can develop an ACL that ...
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