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 Access lists- host1 should not ping host2 but host2 can ping host1
hello everyone i'm junell
i'm currently studying access list right now doing exercises on packet tracer. i have made two vlans (vlan10 & vlan20). the policy is vlan10 should not ping vlan20 but vlan20 can ping van10.
what hapened isĀ 
if i configure vlan10 unabe to acces vlan20 which is right. the problem is vlan20 will also now not able to connect vlan10 in return


Software/Hardware used:
packet tracer
ASKED: August 26, 2011  12:50 PM
UPDATED: March 31, 2012  5:33 PM

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You don’t write anything about your hardware – but whatever it is, you’ll need to configure some kind of “stateful” ICMP filtering (quotation marks are there because ICMP is a stateless protocol :o ))

Just an idea how it can work:

vlan10: allow incoming and block outgoing echo requests;
block incoming and allow outgoing echo replies;

vlan20: probably, allow all echo requests/replies

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