Please help me to solve the access list problems

Will anybody can help to solve this questions please

An organisation has a LAN that has been assigned 200.68.80.0/24. There are two departments: =E2=99=A6 Engineering =E2=80=93 using the first subnet (200.68.80.0/27) =E2=99=A6 Management =E2=80=93 using the second subnet (200.68.80.0/27). Write a plan for an access control list (ACL) to meet the security requirements given in parts (a) to (d). You will need only one list, and you should explain the rationale behind each ACL command in that list. (a) Access to a file server at IP address 172.16.0.1 is available only to HTTP traffic. (5 marks) (b) There is a server pool at 201.45.16.0/24. The server pool addresses are divided in half. The lower half is available to Engineering only, using any IP protocol. Engineering and Management can access the upper half using any TCP protocol. The server pool should not be available to any other host using any protocol. (12 marks) (c) All hosts should be stopped from accessing 172.0.0.1 for any purpose. (3 marks) (d) All other traffic should be allowed. (5 marks) Remember, you must annotate your ACL commands to clearly indicate what each one does.

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jamesplr
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This guy is doing t228 at the OU, (a year 2 university course, closely coupled with CCNA)

this is his homework (TMA-2), which was due yesterday.

it is probably illegal to post it here!

An organisation has a LAN that has been assigned 200.68.80.0/24. There are two departments: ? Engineering - using the first subnet (200.68.80.0/27) ? Management - using the second subnet (200.68.80.0/27). Write a plan for an access control list (ACL) to meet the security requirements given in parts (a) to (d). You will need only one list, and you should explain the rationale behind each ACL command in that list. (a) Access to a file server at IP address 172.16.0.1 is available only to HTTP traffic. (5 marks) (b) There is a server pool at 201.45.16.0/24. The server pool addresses are divided in half. The lower half is available to Engineering only, using any IP protocol. Engineering and Management can access the upper half using any TCP protocol. The server pool should not be available to any other host using any protocol. (12 marks) (c) All hosts should be stopped from accessing 172.0.0.1 for any purpose. (3 marks) (d) All other traffic should be allowed. (5 marks) Remember, you must annotate your ACL commands to clearly indicate what each one does.

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Richard Sole

Busted :-)

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daytime

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