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ACL's (Access Control Lists)
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- 1Standard Access Control Lists (ACL's)should be placed as: A. Close as possible to the destination Network B. Close as possible to the source NetworkA. Close as possible to the destination Network
- 2Standard ACL's should be numbered A. 1- 99 or 1300 - 1999 B. 100 - 199 or 2000 - 2699 C. 1- 199 or 1000 - 2999A. 1- 99 or 1300 - 1999
- 3ACL's should be placed on interface in the direction opposite of the packet flow you want to filter A. True B. FalseB. False
- 4ACL's can be applied to an inbound or outbound direction A. True B. FalseA. True
- 5Standard ACL's are applied to both the source and destination addresses A. True B. FalseB. False
- 6Only one access list can be applied per interface, per direction A. True B. FalseA. True
- 7The "established" keyword will only work on UDP A. True B. FalseB. False
(will only work with TCP) - 8By Default sequence numbers are incremented by A. 1 B. 5 C. 10 D. 20C. 10
- 9Can sequence numbers be changed to a different increment interval A. Yes B. NoA. Yes
- 10Only one ACL per interface, per protocol, per direction A. True B. FalseA. True
- 11Every ACL must have at least one permit statement A. True B. FalseA. True
- 12Extended ACL's do not contain the implicit deny statement A. True B. FalseB. False
- 13Standard ACL's can filter traffic based on protocol /port numbers A. True B. FalseB. False
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