[c-nsp] Help with ACL Rule

[Pete Lumbis]

You can't apply two ACLs on an interface. You either need to
copy/paste the first ACL into the second (and then add to it) or in
newer code you can use object-groups to build the elements and then
select which object-groups to put in each ACL, which is not a perfect
solution, may be easier to manage.

-Pete

On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 5:01 AM, Sam <samantha at smellyblackdog.com.au> wrote:
> Guys
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> Tried this and I cant get it to work they it should
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> What I need to do is block access to a server for all ports bar the ips on
> our network
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> Server = 101.31.7.11
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> Our IPS = 101.97.214/23, 101.45.120/24 and external ip of say 210.11.23.12
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> Driving me insane!!!
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> Can you apply more then 1 access-list to an interface
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> Access-list 101 in
> Access-list 102 in
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> Etc
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> So I can share acl 102 on multiple interfaces
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> Sam
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