02-11-2022 09:04 AM
Hello! I have made 2 interconnected networks.
I want the devices from network 1, to not be able to communicate with printer from network 2
I want the devices from network 2, to not be able to communicate with printer from network 1printer sharing, printers
I want the rest of the devices of network 1 to be able to communicate with all devices on network 2, except for the printer ofcourse.
I want the rest of the devices of network 2 to be able to communicate with all devices on network 1, except for the printer.
How would one go about this?
I have searched extensively online, but cannot really find a solution. I have asked my tutor, and he says packet tracer does not support this feature.
Any help is very much appreciated!!!
02-13-2022 06:58 AM
Hi
This is quite simple. First of all, you need to determine where to place an Access List. If you want to block devices on network 1 to communicate with a printer in network 2, then, make sense you place your Access List somewhere in the network 1. Cause dont make sense the packet travel all around the netwok 1 to be blocked on the destination. Did you get it?
This is perfect possible in PacketTracer.
02-13-2022 12:14 PM
Hello
Example: Network 1 rtr
Ip access-list extended printer
deny ip any host <printer network2>
Permit ip any amy
int x/x
Ip access-group printer in
Example: Network 2 rtr
Ip access-list extended printer
deny ip any host <printer network1>
permit ip any amy
int x/x
Ip access-group printer in
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