Tag Archives: Cisco 2611 router
Cisco – Filtering Unwanted Packets with Standard Access Lists
Access lists (ACLs) are basically statements that packets are compared against for the purpose of taking some action if a match occurs. After an access list is created, it can be applied to inbound or outbound traffic; in some cases … Continue reading
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Tagged access list, access lists, acess-lists, ACL, ACLs, block host, block ip address, block packet, block traffic, Cisco, Cisco 2611, Cisco 2611 router, deny host, deny ip address, deny packet, deny traffic, extended access list, filter, filter host, filter ip address, filter packet, filter traffic, named access list, router, standard access list, standard access-lists
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Setup Inter-VLAN Communication via “Router on a Stick”
This lab demonstrates inter-VLAN communication via the “Router on a Stick” method. To enable inter-VLAN communication, a trunk link is created between a router and switch. Trunk links can carry traffic for multiple VLANS. Trunk links can also be used … Continue reading
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Tagged Cisco, Cisco 2611 router, Cisco C3560G switch, Cisco WS-C3560G-24TS switch, inter-VLAN communication, ios, router, Router on a Stick, switch, trunk, trunk links, trunk port, trunk ports, Trunking, trunks, vlan
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