04-11-2017 01:55 AM - edited 03-08-2019 10:09 AM
Hi, I'm currently practicing in packet tracer and have the following problem:
2 routers, 3 Networks:
e.g.
Switch and two hosts
Switch and two host
Switch and two servers
Two routers (RIP configured): R1, R2 where R2 connects to Net#3 and R1 connects to Net#1 and Net#2.
Need to write an ACL which allows telnet access from only one host (pc) from Net#1 but allows access from all machines on Net#2. Also, want to write an ACL on R1 which denies access to any host.
Any suggestions on writing the list?
04-11-2017 03:55 AM
Allow one host and all of Net#2 access to what ?
Jon
04-11-2017 04:35 AM
My apologies.
One host from Net#1 and all hosts from Net#2 telnet access to R2.
Thanks
Jay
04-11-2017 05:04 AM
So it's just a standard acl eg -
access-list <1-99> permit host <host IP>
access-list <1-99> permit <subnet> <mask>
and then apply to the vty lines with the access-class command.
Jon
04-11-2017 04:33 AM
Hello
This smell like some school/college work assignment?
Also it isn't very clear on where this the access is be allowed?
Need to write an ACL which allows telnet access from only one host (pc) from Net#1
So you wish ONLY this host to have telnet access to all 3 networks?
allows access from all machines on Net#2
To where - just to Net1 or all 3 networks?
ACL on R1 which denies access to any host.
To where - inside net1 or all 3 networks?
res
Paul
04-11-2017 04:52 AM
You are correct, it's preparation for an exam.
So, I need to write an ACL on R2 which allows Virtual access (telnet) into it from only PC11 on Net#1 but also allows access from all machines on Net#2.
So it allows virtual access from all machines on Net#2
'ACL on R1 which denies access to any host.'
All three networks
Thanks
Jay
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