| Date of Issue: 07-01-2023 | Rate this Study Guide | 
Question 1.
Which of the following ranges of numbers applies to Standard IP access lists?
a) 1 to 99
b) 100 to 199
c) 500 to 599
d) 800 to 899
Question 2.
Which of the following is the correct format for a standard IP access list?
a) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address destination_address port
b) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address destination_address
c) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address
d) access-list number {permit | deny} protocol source_address destination_address
Question 3.
Which of the following is the correct format for an IPX standard access list?
a) access-list number {permit | deny} protocol source_address destination_address port
b) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address
c) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address service_type
d) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address destination_address
Answers
Question 1.
Which of the following ranges of numbers applies to Standard IP access lists?
a) 1 to 99
b) 100 to 199
c) 500 to 599
d) 800 to 899
Explanation
Standard IP access lists use 1 to 99.
Access List Numbers
| Numeric Range | Protocol Family | 
| 1-99 | IP standard access list | 
| 100-199 | IP extended access list | 
| 200-299 | Protocol type-code access list | 
| 300-399 | DECnet access list | 
| 600-699 | AppleTalk access list | 
| 700-799 | 48-bit MAC address access list | 
| 800-899 | IPX standard access list | 
| 900-999 | IPX extended access list | 
| 1000-1099 | IPX SAP access list | 
| 1100-1199 | Extended 48-bit MAC address access list | 
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Question 2.
Which of the following is the correct format for a standard IP access list?
a) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address destination_address port
b) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address destination_address
c) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address
d) access-list number {permit | deny} protocol source_address destination_address
Answer
c) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address
Explanation
The correct format for an IP standard access list is
access-list number {permit | deny} source_address
The other answers have a destination address, which is not supported by "standard" lists.
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Question 3.
Which of the following is the correct format for an IPX standard access list?
a) access-list number {permit | deny} protocol source_address destination_address port
b) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address
c) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address service_type
d) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address destination_address
Answer
d) access-list number {permit | deny} source_address destination_address
Explanation
The correct format for an IPX standard access list is
access-list number {permit | deny} source_address 
   destination_address
Protocols, ports, and service types are not used in IPX standard lists.
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