Access-list Questions
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Question 1
Question 2
Explanation
When assigning an IPv4 access list to an interface you used the ip access-group ACL_NAME in|out command in interface configuration mode. To assign an IPv6 ACL to an interface you’ll use the ipv6 traffic-filter ACL_NAME in|out command in interface configuration mode.
We should also specific which port (telnet in this case) we want to deny or we will drop all TCP traffic to the destination.
Note: In fact there is an error with all of the above commands as we cannot use subnet mask (/64) with keyword “host”. We must remove the subnet mask before applying the ACL statement.
just a clarification, on explanation it says that to assign an ipv4 access list to an interfaceyou need to use the “ip access-list ACL_NAME in|out” command while the correct form is “ip access-group ACL_NAME in|out”
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@elmecah: Thanks for your detection, we have just updated it!
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I agree, regarding Q2, that Answer D is the correct answer.
However tcp host…/64 …This doenst doesn’t work in a configuration.
Host is only one ip, even with IPv6 not/never a prefix of 64.
So “host” should be removed
@Anonymous: Thanks for your detection, in this question all four options have /64 so none of them is correct. Therefore we have to choose the best answer.
Isn’t that the worst? We pay hundreds of dollars for a test, and they can’t even make sure their questions are accurate.