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What is difference between standard and extended access-list
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Answer / nazam ansari
how can i edit the existing access-list without removing it
frm the router's configuration ?
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Answer / ajay kumar
in standard access list all decision are make on source
address and extended list work on five parameter source ip,
destination ip, source port, destination port, and
protocols.
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Answer / kush kumar singh
in thestandard acl make rules close to destination and in
the exetended acl make the rules in close to source.
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Answer / diwakar
I have a doubt if extended access list applied near to
destination interface what would happen?
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Answer / kirri
excelent explanations ¡¡¡ tks guys my doubts are clear
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Answer / patrick lyons
a standard ACL allows you to just eat pussy where an
extended acl lets you get your dick sucked back
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