04-04-2002 08:08 AM - edited 03-01-2019 09:10 PM
I saw this sentence on a PDF file at:
www.uen.org/technical/pdf/furc.pdf
"-Packets generated by the router not subject to being operated on by an outbound ACL, only via inbound"
If I have two routers connected together via serial interfaces, would it mean that I can't block telnet traffic from router-A to router-B using an ACL on router-A's outbound interface? Would I absolutely have to put it on router-B's inbound interface?
PS: This is a lab environment.
04-04-2002 04:58 PM
Correct. All traffic generated by the router itself is exempted from access list processing.
04-05-2002 12:31 PM
Thank you so much Rona. I made some tests and it seemed that way but I wanted to hear it from an official Cisco source.
Thanks again!
David Coronel
04-05-2002 07:21 AM
This is true, but if you want to control routing traffic that IS generated by a router you can use a distribute list
Daniel,
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