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Thanks. I found a solution elsewhere. But I ended up using the method you have suggested. 
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Thanks. I found a solution elsewhere. But I ended up using the method you have suggested.

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I have a Cisco 871w. When I try to add ACL to open port 443, the permit statement goes after the implicit deny. This is the WAN port (FaEthernet) inbound access list 101. I have tried placing the statement in the backed up config file and then loading it back in to the running-config from tftp, but for some reason it will not load. I get a bunch of error. How can I manually add just this permit line above the implicit deny. Thank you!
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I have a Cisco 871w. When I try to add ACL to open port 443, the permit statement goes after the implicit deny. This is the WAN port (FaEthernet) inbound access list 101. I have tried placing the statement in the backed up config file and then loading it back in to the running-config from tftp, but for some reason it will not load. I get a bunch of error. How can I manually add just this permit line above the implicit deny. Thank you!

Cisco 871w access list

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