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more than one ACL for one interface
I got: %SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP: list 101 permitted tcp 131.108.140.2 (1052) -> 131.108.110.2(21), 14 packets %SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP: list 101 permitted tcp 131.108.140.2 (1061) -> 131.108.110.2(80), 15 packets %SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP: list 101 permitted tcp 131.108.140.2 (1068) ->... -
more than one ACL for one interface
I'll try to combine my ACLs into one tommorow or on Friday, and I'll write obout my rezults. -
more than one ACL for one interface
As I understood, You think, that I can't assign 3 ACLs to ONE port at the same time. But I assigned one ALC for port number 80, one ALC for port number 21 and one ALC for port number 23. So I use ONE ALC for one port at the same time. Syslog has returned something like this... -
more than one ACL for one interface
I use 'syslog' to report traffic by Ethernet0/0 only for ports 21, 23 and 80. What's more, I have to know which port is used by each packet. I recognize packets and ports by number of the ACL (ACL 101 for 21 port, ACL 102 for 80 port, ACL 103 for 23 port), so I can't consolidate my three access... -
more than one ACL for one interface
Hello everybody. I use Cisco Router 2600, but I haven't got many experience in using routers, so I would like to ask about ACL. As I know, there is 'deny' condition at the end of each access list. I constructed access lists like these: access list 101 permit tcp 131.108.140.0 0.0.0.255...
