This post resumes the topic about ACLs that you can apply on 3560 or 3750 series switches. It is going to be very brief and will only enumarate the most important things that you need to remember:
- they control all traffic in that VLAN, such as:
- bridged traffic within that particular VLAN
- routed traffic INTO or OUT of that VLAN
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NOTES
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VLAN Maps are the only way to filter traffic within a VLAN ! |
- they are not defined by direction
- they are only processed in hardware (ACL fields that are not supported in hardware will be ignored)
- logging is not supported
Costi is a network and security engineer with over 10 years of experience in multi-vendor environments. He holds a CCIE Routing and Switching certification and is currently pursuing same expert-level certifications in other areas. He believes that the best way to learn and understand networking topics is to challenge yourself to fix different problems, production-wise or lab-type exams. He also enjoys teaching networking and security technologies, whevever there is an opportunity for it.

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