Cisco Access Lists Field Guide - Gilbert Held

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Résumé :
Your complete, portable, daily reference to creating and configuring Cisco access lists!For administrators working in a Cisco networking environment, configuring access lists for Cisco routers is an extremely difficult and challenging task. This convenient reference provides all the comprehensive coverage network managers and router administrators need to create and apply access lists. This guide is especially developed for on-the-job use with easy-to-follow organization and a consistent format that details problems and their solutions, including numerous real world examples. Inside you'll find out about: Access list basics The command interpreter Dynamic access lists Time-based access lists Reflexive access lists Context-based access lists Encryption and other added security features Traffic management and queuing With each type of list, you'll get crystal-clear explanations of format, overview, keywords, creation, and examples that can be easily tailored to your working environment. For demystifying the complex task of creating access lists, this is the daily reference you won't want to be without!

Biographie:
Gilbert Held is an internationally recognized author and lecturer who specializes in the application of computer and communications technology. The author of over 40 books covering personal computers, data communications, and business trade topics, he is the only person to twice win the competitive Karp Interface Award. A winner, as well, of the American Publishers Institute and numerous other industry awards, Mr. Held was selected by Federal Computer Week as one of the top 100 persons in government, industry, and academia who has made a difference in the acquisition and use of computer systems. Among his other books are Voice Over Data Networks; Cisco Security Architecture; Cisco Router Performance Field Guide; and Voice/Data Internetworking, all from McGraw-Hill.

Sommaire:

1. Working with the Command Interpreter.

2. Basic Access Lists.

3. Dynamic Access Lists.

4. Time Based Access Lists.

5. Reflexive Access Lists.

6. Context Based Access Lists.