FREE CCNA Lab 071: IPv4 and IPv6 ACLs

In this free CCNA lab you will configure ACLs (Access Control Lists) for IPv4 and IPv6.

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[piotrwikarski]

I really love your labs Jeremy!
For allowing pc6 to telnet task: I only denied the telnet traffic from the other pcs so I added two lines:

ipv6 access-list PC6-telnet
permit tcp host 2001:DB8:3:3::12 host 2001:DB8:12:12::2 eq telnet
deny tcp any host 2001:DB8:12:12::2 eq telnet
permit ipv6 any any

[JT-qtfl]

how come the ping from 2001:db8:22:22::1 comes back even with the ipv6 acl up? same for the first standard acl? .1 comes back but the 100 is blocked.

[glenntembo]

Thank you J. Much appreciated, practice upto individuals

[pratiknilugal]

Hello Jeremy,
Just verifying my ACL understanding correct this if wrong.
So there are two types of ACL standard and extended and we use those ACL in combination with name or numbers for example using standard ACL with number with command access list or with name using command ip Access list same for extended list
But for ipv6 we use standard or extended only with named acl number iov6 ACL for standard and extended does not exist.

[technobrend]

Jeremy, Love your vids but its impossible to follow along as your labs that download from your site don't match up to the labs in your video. In this case there is no 071acls.pkt file. There are day 34 & day 35 lab files for acl's, however the layout is different.