Buddy,
Applying access lists to a frame relay/T1 subinterface is the similar to
applying an access-list to other types of interfaces. Simplified example:
config
int s0.100
access-list 101 out
access-list 102 in
exit
int s0.200
access-list 201 out
access-list 202 in
exit
exit
- susan
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> All-
> Can I apply an access list to a sub-interface?
> Background:
> Generally a hub and spoke network. Company "A" at central site, company
"X"
> 15 miles away.
> Central site router is a 7204, need to have only company "X" network _not_
> learn our routes, but still have 2 dynamic routes back to us. All other
> remote sites can learn all routes.
> The routing protocol is eigrp, and the two paths between company "X" and
> central are point-point T1 and Frame Relay. Remote router is a 3640. The
> frame relay connection is multipoint frame relay on a subinterface here.
> thanks
>
> Bud Venne
>
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