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    Access control lists (ACLs) mimic firewalls by restricting network traffic up to layer 4. ACLs are implemented at the access layer where end users connect. ACLs can be configured to permit or deny all traffic, but it is best practice to deny everything by default and then permit only necessary traffic. Tests should be performed on ACLs using commands like show ip route before applying them to avoid disrupting network operations.

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    Access control lists (ACLs) mimic firewalls by restricting network traffic up to layer 4. ACLs are implemented at the access layer where end users connect. ACLs can be configured to permit or deny all traffic, but it is best practice to deny everything by default and then permit only necessary traffic. Tests should be performed on ACLs using commands like show ip route before applying them to avoid disrupting network operations.

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    ACL's

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    Access control lists (ACLs) mimic firewalls by restricting network traffic up to layer 4. ACLs are implemented at the access layer where end users connect. ACLs can be configured to permit or deny all traffic, but it is best practice to deny everything by default and then permit only necessary traffic. Tests should be performed on ACLs using commands like show ip route before applying them to avoid disrupting network operations.

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    Access control lists

    - Mimic a firewall
    - Gives some control over restricting network traffic up to layer 4
    Core: Main servers
    Distribution: from A-B as fast as possible
    Access: End user accessibility. This is where ACL’s are implemented
    Commands
    Permit any any: grant all access to everyone
    Deny any any: denies all access to everyone
    Typically, deny everything then permit what is necessary
    ACL Testing and operation
    Extended and basic ACL’s, works in a hierarchical structure
    Write down each test that is done with access control
    Tests such as show ip route, show ip etc
    Configure ACL’s LAST AFTER TESTING THE NETWORK

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