IP standard access lists use which of the following as a
basis for
permitting or denying packets?
A.) destination address
B.) port
C.) protocol
D.) source address
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Answer / guest
Answer: D
For Standard access lists, only the source address is used
as a basis
for permitting or denying packets.
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ACL (Access control List) three types given below:-
Standard ACL:-ip based 1-99,1300-1399 Range
In which ACL apply closer to the Sourse Address.
Extended ACL:-Port No and ip address
and Range 100-199,2000-2099
In Which ACL apply to closer the destination port
Name Based ACL:-Similar to the Extended but used name
istead of the No.
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