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About the Authors

Pt. I. Summarizing Network Technology

Pt. II. Growing the Network (LANs)

Pt. III. Connecting LANs

Section: IV Connecting Networks

Pt. I. LAN Switching

Pt. II. Routing

Pt. III. Access Lists and Managing Address Spaces

Section 7. Managing Traffic with ACLs

Packet Filtering

Types of Access Lists

Access List Operations

Guidelines for Placing Access Lists

Additional Types of ACLs

Configuring IP Access Lists

Guidelines for Implementing Access Lists

Configuring Standard IP Access Lists

Configuring Extended IP Access Lists

Using IP Access List Entry Sequence Numbers

Configuring Named Access Lists

Applying Access Lists

Creating Dynamic Access Lists

Verifying Access List Configuration

Virtual Terminal (vty) Access Lists

Troubleshooting Access Lists

Section 8. Managing Address Space with NAT and IPv6

Pt. IV. Extending the Network into the WAN

Configuring Extended IP Access Lists

The Cisco IOS command syntax to create an extended access list is as follows:

access-list
							access-list-number {permit | deny} protocol
							source-address
							source-wildcard [operator port] destination-address
							destination-wildcard
							[operator port]

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Configuring Extended IP Access Lists