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ikalmar:<br />
Attached.<br />
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ikalmar:
Attached.
expertaccesslist.txt [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2010/10_w43/360922/expertaccesslist.txt]

expertaccesslist.txt

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Anything you permit in your inbound access list will not be inspected.
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Anything you permit in your inbound access list will not be inspected.

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ikalmar:<br />
THanks<br />
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mikebernhardt:<br />
I have access list 101 only, this is exactly what I want 'Anything you permit in your inbound access list will not be inspected&quot;.............Is my 101 also checking the inbound?
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ikalmar:
THanks

mikebernhardt:
I have access list 101 only, this is exactly what I want 'Anything you permit in your inbound access list will not be inspected".............Is my 101 also checking the inbound?

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Just for your edification, if you &quot;show access-list 101&quot; while you have inspected traffic running through that interface, you will see that the list has additional entries that you didn't put there. They will come and go as the router times out dead sessions.
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Just for your edification, if you "show access-list 101" while you have inspected traffic running through that interface, you will see that the list has additional entries that you didn't put there. They will come and go as the router times out dead sessions.

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Hi,<br />
What is the command to allow an external IP (v.v.v.v) which belongs to my ISP to pass through my access list 101. &nbsp;Infact I do not want any of my inbound or outbound rules to check the traffic from this external ip address? &nbsp;<br />
Help
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Hi,
What is the command to allow an external IP (v.v.v.v) which belongs to my ISP to pass through my access list 101.  Infact I do not want any of my inbound or outbound rules to check the traffic from this external ip address?  
Help

Cisco cbac ios firewall 2811

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