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| ____________ can be used to filter the unwanted networks or packets out of the network. |
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| These access lists filter the traffic based on the source IP address of the router. |
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| _______________ allows us to make decisions based on source and destination addresses as well as port numbers thereby providing more granularity. |
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| What numbers are reserved for Standard Access lists? |
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| What numbers are reserved for extended access lists? |
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| ___________ access lists allows us to create both standard and extended named access lists. |
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| _______________ ACLs are also called Dynamic access lists. |
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| __________ ACLs automatically disconnect the user from the network after a brief idle connection. |
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| _____________ is used to permit or deny packets based on IP addresses with source/destination and TCP/UDP ports. |
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| ___________ are based on time of day and week using the time and range command. It allows the addition of time constraint with an access list. |
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| At the end of access list there has to be a deny all or permit all. Why? |
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| To tell the router what to do if there is no match |
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| This command displays all access list configured on the router |
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| NAT is configured on the __________ in the network. |
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| It allows one to one mapping between private and global IP addresses. This implementation consumes one public IP address against one private address. |
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| This implementation of NAT allows a set of private IP addresses to be mapped to a single or more public IP addresses. This type of NAT does not use static configuration. |
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| This type of NAT implementation is also known as PAT Port Address Translation. |
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| This type of translation further decreases the depletion of IP address space as only a single public IP address is used to translate multiple private addresses. |
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| This address refers to the inside source address before the NAT translation takes place. |
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| This is the destination host before the NAT translation takes place. |
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| This is the inside host after translation. |
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| This is the outside destination host after the translation takes place. |
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