August 21, 2008 07:49pm pdt

1. batry_boy 592,926
2. lrmoore 246,400
3. mkielar 104,919
4. Voltz-dk 103,420
5. MrHusy 100,345
6. Cyclops3... 83,840
7. PeteLong 76,500
8. JFrederic... 46,350
9. raptorjb007 42,800
10. grblades 40,275
11. nodisco 38,900
12. ck459 37,775
13. rsivanandan 32,755
14. from_exp 32,120
15. _jesper_ 30,000
16. mabutterfi... 29,425
17. naughton 26,880
18. clearacid 26,725
19. arnold 25,823
20. 2PiFL 25,575
21. stuknhaw... 25,425
22. RPPreacher 25,121
23. harbor235 22,450
24. debuggerau 21,732
25. keith_ala... 20,375

1. lrmoore 2,193,681
2. batry_boy 961,050
3. grblades 343,160
4. rsivanandan 335,384
5. nodisco 275,487
6. PeteLong 263,341
7. calvinetter 254,590
8. MrHusy 222,046
9. Voltz-dk 211,359
10. Cyclops3... 200,746
11. tim_holman 120,177
12. carribeant... 108,132
13. mkielar 104,919
14. keith_ala... 104,419
15. JFrederic... 103,350
16. harbor235 93,460
17. RPPreacher 63,098
18. stressedo... 60,512
19. td_miles 60,417
20. pruecons... 57,463
21. charan_j... 55,118
22. _jesper_ 51,500
23. jjoseph_x 46,722
24. billwharton 43,258
25. raptorjb007 42,800

07.02.2008 at 08:25AM PDT, ID: 23533920

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Are ACLs in router required?

Asked by hoggiee in Cisco PIX Firewall, Network Routers

Tags: Cisco, PIX, Router, 515E, 2600 Series

I have a Cisco 2600 Series Router and a Cisco PIX 515E firewall, which protects internal hosts. I have in and out ACLs in the firewall. My question is do I still need to apply ACLs in the router? What is the common practice? If I apply ACLs in the router, will it slow down the traffic or affect the processing loads of the router? Please advise. Thank you.Start Free Trial

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Are ACLs in router required?

Asked by hoggiee in Cisco PIX Firewall, Network Routers

Tags: Cisco, PIX, Router, 515E, 2600 Series

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