@@MCNCvideos I’d appreciate it greatly. I’m a CCNA guy going for my CCNP and getting better with troubleshooting is my goal. I found this video to be a great baseline reminder of troubleshooting fundamentals within the world of networking.
Thank you the question. The access-group command is used to bind an access control list ACL to an ASA interface. By doing this, all traffic that hits the interface the ACL is bound to will be filtered by that ACL. The command requires that the direction of traffic flow is specified so that the ASA knows whether the ACL is bound to inbound or outbound traffic on the interface. More information can be found in the Cisco ASA Configuration guide here. www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/asa/asa914/configuration/firewall/asa-914-firewall-config/access-rules.html We hope this helps you and perhaps others!
Thank you, man! Very educational and useful
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Thanks.. really informative
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Thank you. Great presentation. Very clear.
Nice one.. thanks for video
Thank you kindly!
Where can i find the PDF of this presentation?
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@@MCNCvideos I’d appreciate it greatly. I’m a CCNA guy going for my CCNP and getting better with troubleshooting is my goal. I found this video to be a great baseline reminder of troubleshooting fundamentals within the world of networking.
Good day, - I wanted bit more info regarding access groups and how the ACLs are associated with interfaces - Thank u kind sir
Thank you the question. The access-group command is used to bind an access control list ACL to an ASA interface. By doing this, all traffic that hits the interface the ACL is bound to will be filtered by that ACL. The command requires that the direction of traffic flow is specified so that the ASA knows whether the ACL is bound to inbound or outbound traffic on the interface. More information can be found in the Cisco ASA Configuration guide here.
www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/asa/asa914/configuration/firewall/asa-914-firewall-config/access-rules.html
We hope this helps you and perhaps others!
Thank you! 🙂