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Cisco Access Lists Field Guide By McGraw-Hill Professional
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Notes: BRAND NEW FROM PUBLISHER! 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. Tracking provided on most orders. Buy with Confidence! Millions of books sold!.Condition: New.ISBN13: 9780072123357. When configuring Cisco routers, you can take one of two approaches. If you're keen on expending a lot of time and energy, you can distill the contents of Cisco documentation into real-life access lists that make the routers do what your organization needs. Or you can open up the Cisco Access Lists Field Guide and see what solutions authors Gil Held and Kent Hundley have created for you. They've compiled a sort of recipe book, in which they present problems that access lists can solve, then provide a listing of an access list that solves the stated problem. Though it would be better if the solutions appeared on a CD-ROM or on the Internet somewhere, this book is nonetheless extraordinarily valuable to people involved in configuring Cisco routing equipment.
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Reviews By kayla agan : Date April 10, 2000
Cisco Access lists are vital to your routers performing accurately. This book gives a number of example of both good access lists & bad ones...Every time I'm configuring a router, I check and double check this book...rarely do I work without it close by my side. This is another that isn't just Cisco documentation rehashed again. The insight and technical tips make it a real bonus.
Reviews By Hansang Bae : Date June 13, 2001
Don't be so sure. This book covers it in fine detail. I like the algorithm that you can use to minimize the number of access-lists given two IP ranges. Time-based, reflexive, dynamic, CBAC, some TCP-intercept/NAT examples are all presented well. It also has some IPSec and Queing chapters (though I recommend "Enhanced IP Services" by Lee for those two topics) I didn't give it 5 stars because it's not quite Doyle/Clark level.
Reviews By Jeremy : Date September 26, 2000
I'm usually hesitant to purchase book with 'cisco' on the cover because you can get all the info from cisco website but this book is an exception and it delivers.
The author has covered all the aspects of cisco access lists, standard, dynamic, extended and reflexive etc in good detail and IOS config examples.
Chapter 8 and beyond are bonus which cover TCP intercept, IPsec and encryption.
All in all a reliable handy reference for implementing and understanding of cisco access lists.
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