Is it possible to apply an ACL to a VE Int? (I don't think it is...)
SW: Version 07.4.01T12
(config)#in ve 2
(config-vif-2)#
clear Reset functions/remove keys
end End config-level commands
exit Exit current level commands
ip IP interface
link associate this virtual interface with an ISP
link
no Undo commands
quit Exit to user level
rshow Remote show system information
show Show system information
write Write running configuration to memory or
terminal
<cr>
Would I have to apply the acl to the eth int? Or is it not recommended
to use the SI as a "simple" firewall?
(I wanted to only allow arbitrary connections to ports 21,80+443 to the
real servers - And do not have a spare FW atm!)
TIA.
Regards,
MB
SW: Version 07.4.01T12
(config)#in ve 2
(config-vif-2)#
clear Reset functions/remove keys
end End config-level commands
exit Exit current level commands
ip IP interface
link associate this virtual interface with an ISP
link
no Undo commands
quit Exit to user level
rshow Remote show system information
show Show system information
write Write running configuration to memory or
terminal
<cr>
Would I have to apply the acl to the eth int? Or is it not recommended
to use the SI as a "simple" firewall?
(I wanted to only allow arbitrary connections to ports 21,80+443 to the
real servers - And do not have a spare FW atm!)
TIA.
Regards,
MB