From: Bill Eyer (beyer@optonline.net)
Date: Thu Aug 21 2008 - 07:52:03 ART
That's correct, you cannot use a deny statement in an rp advertisement.
You can, however, use a deny on the mapping agent.
Bill
gopal.x.gupta@jpmorgan.com wrote:
> Hi Jonny
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> As far as i remember, ACL challange with multicast is that we can not have
> deny statement in ACL when used in group-list for RP Advertisement.
> Hope, you are looking for the same.
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> Hi,
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> Hopefully this is not a confusing question.
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> I remember somewhere that there was a trick to multicast when referencing
> access-lists. If I remember correctly you can't break down a multiple line
> access-list into say one line and then use it with multicast.
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> If this doesn't make sense sorry, but I remember hearing it somewhere or
> reading it somewhere and was wondering if there is anything when doing
> multicast with the situation I tried to describe? I can't remember where I
> read or heard this.
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> Thanks
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