08-22-2002 12:10 AM - edited 03-02-2019 12:50 AM
I am getting confused with access-list and the access-group applying on an interface
Suppose my inside ip address x.x.x.x with subnet 255.255.255.0 and my internal web server with ip address x.x.x.x1 which should be accessed only by our remove office and their network is y.y.y.y. I create access-list like
access-list 101 permit ip y.y.y.y 255.255.255.0 host x.x.x.x1 which permit only the y subnet. That is fine. Now this access-list for the incomming request to the router serial interface.
Should the access-group command be access-group 101 in. Is this correct.
Like wise i do not want my x.x.x.x network to access z.z.z.z network i create access-list
access-list 102 deny ip x.x.x.x 255.255.255.0 z.z.z.z 255.255.255.0 . In this source is my network address and the the destination is outside and i create access group in serial interface like
access-group 102 out
Will this command work. Since some time when i give access-list and apply to any interface the communication with the router goes and i have to physically reboot the router to load in old configuration. this inbound and outbound with router's serial and ethernet interface confuses me a lot. Is there any good link for this or some one can explain me about this.
Thanks in Advance
08-29-2002 06:21 PM
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09-06-2002 10:33 PM
With access-group in you are controlling all the traffic that is coming into the router through that interfce .
If you are applying the access-group out that is effective for traffic going out of that interfce , i.s you want to control the traffic only going out through that interface.
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