From: Kal Han (calikali2006@gmail.com)
Date: Sat Dec 09 2006 - 20:09:06 ART
Hi
I noticed that im spending a lot of time on access-lists.
What is the easy way to remember the acl entries..
[R4]
|
inside----[R1]----[PIX]---[R2]---[R3]----[R6]
|
[R5]
over the period of exam... I see questions like
"assume there is a webserver on inside, cofigure pix to allow
web access to that host" , R1 is configured with NTP,
R1 has some PAM configured, there is a ACS server
on the inside, which an outside router is accessing
for tacacs..." type of usual questions...
When trying to configure access-list on R1,
what is the easy way to remember all the above related
config done earlier ? How are you guys doing it.
I am taking a lot of time but coming up with correct answer.
other than the *"assume there is a webserver on inside, cofigure pix to
allow*
*web access to that host"*
type of question.. which i always forget... pix part is fine as we do it
at the same time.... but the R1 acl part is hard to remember..
Is it required to have such an acl on R1 ?? ( in the lab exam )
*"Tha one that will also allow web access to assumed webserver"*
Given that there is no partial scoring... will I lose all the acl points
if I forget about that.... "assumed webserver existence" ??
or can I take it easy :)
Thanks
Kal
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