Module 14 - Access control lists Flashcards
(129 cards)
Which tool uses a sequential list of permit or deny commands to filter packets based on header information?
ACL (Access control list)
Which router function uses ACL statements to allow or block packets as they pass through an interface?
Packet filtering
What are the individual permit or deny instructions within an ACL called? (2 terms)
ACEs (Access control entries) or ACL elements
Which ACL use case restricts routing updates to known sources ?
Traffic flow control
Which process occurs when a router checks packet header information against ACEs in order?
It is called sequential packet filtering with the help of the ACL
At which OSI layers can packet filtering occur?
Layer 3 (Network layer) and Layer 4 (Transport layer)
What is referred to by the term OSI model?
The OSI (Open systems interconnection model)
What command is used to create a named ACL in global configuration mode?
ip access-list
Which type of ACL filters only at Layer 3 (network layer) using the source IPv4 address?
A Standard ACL
Which type of ACL filters at Layer 3 (network layer) and Layer 4 (transport layer) using source/destination IP addresses and ports?
An Extended ACL
Which ACL numbers range represents extended ACLs?
Extended ACL numbers range from 100-199 and 2000-2699
Which ACL numbers range represents standard ACLs?
Standard ACL numbers range from 1-99 and 1300-1999
Which ACL configuration method allows descriptive names to be assigned for clarity and purpose?
Named ACLs
Which ACL type filters packets after they are routed and is best when multiple sources share an outbound path?
Outbound ACLs
Do ACLs act on packets generated by the router itself?
No
Which ACL type filters packets before they are routed, improving efficiency by avoiding unnecessary routing?
Inbound ACLs
What happens when a packet matches an ACE in an ACL?
The router executes the ACE (Access control Entry) action by allowing or denying then it will stop processing any further ACEs
What happens if no ACE matches a packet in an ACL?
The packet will be dropped due to the implicit deny
What is the first step a router takes when processing a packet through an inbound standard IPv4 ACL?
It extracts the source IPV4 address from the packet header
Which 32-bit value is used in IPv4 ACEs to define which address bits to examine for a match?
A Wildcard mask
Which ACL direction is most efficient for filtering traffic from a single source network?
Inbound ACL
What is the rule called that drops packets when no ACE matches and is always present, even if hidden?
Implicit deny
Which routing protocol also uses wildcard masks in its operation?
OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)
How does a binary 0 behave in a wildcard mask?
Binary 0 = match/yes