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Answer Posted / jitendra
shaen u r right but it is not like that what are u telling
in the 4 point all are included in these three part.
1 One access list per protocol per direction.
2 Standard IP access lists should be applied closest
to the
destination.
3 Extended IP access lists should be applied closest
to the source
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