An access list on a router has these lines in order: 1) permit any any; 2) deny traffic from the guest subnet to the servers. Guests can still reach the servers. Why?
Une liste d'accès sur un routeur contient ces lignes dans l'ordre : 1) permit any any ; 2) refuser le trafic du sous-réseau invités vers les serveurs. Les invités peuvent toujours atteindre les serveurs. Pourquoi ?
Answers
AThe deny line needs to be given a higher numberLa ligne de refus doit recevoir un numéro plus élevé
BAccess lists are always processed from the bottom upLes listes d'accès sont toujours lues de bas en haut
CThe guests must be connecting over IPv6 insteadLes invités doivent se connecter en IPv6
DLines are read top-down and line 1 matches firstLes lignes sont lues de haut en bas et la ligne 1 correspond en premier
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