John,
You cheated, and you didn't need to - I'm half drunk anyway. I had no chance
:-)
Will your access list allow 10.x.208.x ??? It stops at 207.
I tried to allow from 200 upwards in the third octet which I still think is:
10.0.200.32 0.255.55.31
Answer me quick - two more pints and I start talking to the pixies.
Gareth
""John Neiberger"" wrote in message
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> I wanted it done! :-) Seriously, it's not really clear but it's going
> to save me a lot of time and energy down the road. Because our
> addressing scheme is standardized, certain types of equipment will have
> similar IP addressing. In this case, we're configuring VoIP and the
> voice traffic will always originate from the .32 subnet (/27 mask) of
> some network that starts with 10.x.20y.
>
> so, when configuring LLQ and I want to create a map class for this
> traffic, I only need to use a one line access list. It's crazy but in
> this case it will work. Here's the access list I came up with:
>
> permit 10.0.200.32 0.255.7.31
>
> >>> "Gareth Hinton" 9/14/01 2:47:40 PM
> >>>
> You're having a laugh. Is that a Friday Funny? Who wanted that done?
> Why?
>
> Using the - Cheat, do it in your head, get it terribly wrong method:
>
> access list 101 permit ip any 10.0.200.32 0.255.55.31
>
> Too many beers in to Friday night to check it, or even think about it.
> I'll
> regret posting this tomorrow.
>
> Gaz
>
>
> ""John Neiberger"" wrote in message
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> > I just had to write the ugliest access list I've ever personally
> > configured. I had to allow the following traffic:
> >
> > - First octet must be 10
> > - Second octect can be anything
> > - Third octect must start with 200
> > - Fourth octet must be in the .32 subnet, assuming a /27 mask
> length.
> >
> > Using a single permit statement, how would you write this? I know
> how
> > I did it, but for those of you needing some access list practice
> (and
> > who actually feel like doing this sort of exercise at this time),
> I'd
> > like to see how you would do it.
> >
> > Regards,
> > John
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