its the other way around. im trying to prevent outsiders from sending
un-authorized packets into my network. im only allowing http, dns,
email, https and ftp. so far, its working and behaves the way i want
to.
h&k,
ina
--- "M. Yu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I still think she should put the access list on serial0's OUTbound
> packets
> not in the INbound. I suspect she's trying to prevent insiders from
> doing
> much outside of their network and not the other way around.
>
> > ip access-group 123 in
>
>
> M. Yu
>
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