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we recently had a network breach and we need to deny a specific IP address on our Edge router an ASR 1006. <br />
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I need the correct access-list so that I can only block the one IP and allow all other traffic coming in on our Level 3 backbone link<br />
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Can I have some advice?
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we recently had a network breach and we need to deny a specific IP address on our Edge router an ASR 1006. 

I need the correct access-list so that I can only block the one IP and allow all other traffic coming in on our Level 3 backbone link

Can I have some advice?

Block incoming IP address

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