who can tell what range of addresses this acl would block?
deny tcp 192.168.96.0 0.0.15.255 any eq smtp
acl question
Sep 06, 2006
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all of them due to the implicit deny at the end.
if you're really wondering about the address range for the 192.168.96.0/20 network...then:
network ID: 192.168.96.0 255.255.240.0 broadcast ID: 192.168.111.255 host range: 192.168.96.1 - 192.168.111.254
you have to include 192.168.111.255 as the question asked what addresses the acl rule would block and as we don't know that there is any such
192.168.96.0/20 network "192.168.111.255 could well be a host address ... not necessarily a broadcast address.BernieM
this would check for 192.168.96.0 to 192.168.111.255
i think :)
Gordon.
as stated in the original post , that "acl" (aka access control list, NOT access control entry) blocks EVERYTHING because of the implicit deny.
Yes I know that but I was correcting our exclusion of 192.168.111.255 in the acl 'entry'.
BernieM
Yes I know that but I was correcting your exclusion of 192.168.111.255 in the acl 'entry'.
BernieM
thanks,
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