SrikantRajeev
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Can Access Control Lists in switch prevent Virus Outbreak ?
I have my PCs in Network Segment A.
I have configured Network segment A from accessing Segment B & C using ACL in switches.
So Network Segment A can not reach to any segment B & C.
In this case if a PC connected to Segment A has some viruses will it pass or outbreak the viruses to segment B & C.
Can the viruses pass over the network level ACLs. Or the ACLs will block the virus spreading over network..
I have configured Network segment A from accessing Segment B & C using ACL in switches.
So Network Segment A can not reach to any segment B & C.
In this case if a PC connected to Segment A has some viruses will it pass or outbreak the viruses to segment B & C.
Can the viruses pass over the network level ACLs. Or the ACLs will block the virus spreading over network..
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can you please let me know why u dont have trust on it
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Thanks
You're welcome, thx for the points :)
So the answer is: only if a virus itself actively tries to connect over the network ACL's could help in limiting the damage but I won't trust on it.