Standard ACLs permit or deny traffic based on source addresses. They differentiate routes on a network using the IP address. The port and destination of the packet are not evaluated. Standard ACLs only contain a list of addresses or address ranges and a statement as to whether access to or from that address is permitted… Read more
An Access Control List (ACL) refers to a set of rules usually used to filter network traffic. The rules specify which users are granted access to that object and the operations it is allowed to perform. We can configure the Access Control List (ACL) on network devices with packet filtering compatibilities, such as routers and firewalls.
What is an Access Control List (ACL)? – Brief Explanation Read More »