Cisco Access List Field Guide

Gilbert Held, Kent Hundley

262 pages, parution le 20/12/1999

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Résumé

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! In fact, if some Internet sites hit by recent Denial of Service attacks had used this book to configure their Cisco routers, they would have alleviated their failure to provide services to their customers.

Table of contents

Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Router Hardware and Software Overview
Chapter 3: Basics of Cisco Access Lists
Chapter 4: Dynamic Access Lists
Chapter 5: Time-Based Access Lists
Chapter 6: Reflexive Access Lists
Chapter 7: Context Based Access Control
Chapter 8: TCP Intercept and Network Address Translation
Chapter 9: Cisco Encryption and IPSec
Chapter 10: Traffic Policing and Quering
Appendixes
Index

L'auteur - Gilbert Held

Gilbert Held is an internationally known award-winning author and teacher with over 30 years experience in managing communications networks.

L'auteur - Kent Hundley

Kent Hundley, CCNA is a Senior Network Engineer at INS, Inc., where he specializes in network integration and consulting. He is the co-author with Gil Held of Cisco Security Architectures (1999).