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IP session filtering provides the ability to filter IP packets based on upper-layer protocol session information. To find complete descriptions of other commands used when configuring reflexive access lists refer to the Cisco IOS Command Reference Master Index or search online.

How to fill out reflexive access lists commands

To fill out reflexive access lists commands, you need to follow the step-by-step process:

1. Ensure you have the necessary privileges to configure reflexive access lists on the network device.
2. Identify the traffic flow that you want to control using reflexive access lists. This could be specific applications, protocols, or traffic from certain source or destination IP addresses.
3. Determine the desired actions to be taken on the identified traffic flow. This could include allowing, denying, or inspecting the traffic.
4. Create a named access list using the "ip access-list" or "ipv6 access-list" command, depending on the IP version being used.
5. Define the traffic parameters for each access list entry using the appropriate keywords such as source/destination IP addresses, source/destination ports, protocols, etc.
6. Apply the access list to the appropriate interface using the "interface" command followed by the "ip access-group" or "ipv6 traffic-filter" command.
7. Test the reflexive access list by generating traffic that matches the defined parameters and verifying that the desired actions are being taken.
8. Monitor the network traffic and make any necessary adjustments to the access list rules.

Reflexive access lists commands are commonly used by network administrators, security professionals, and IT personnel who need to control and monitor traffic flow within a network. They are particularly useful in situations where dynamic access control is required, such as controlling traffic for specific applications or implementing security measures to protect against certain types of attacks.

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What is reflexive access lists commands?

Reflexive access lists commands are a set of commands used to configure reflexive access lists on network devices.

Who is required to file reflexive access lists commands?

Network administrators or individuals responsible for managing network devices are required to file reflexive access lists commands.

How to fill out reflexive access lists commands?

Reflexive access lists commands can be filled out by using the necessary syntax and parameters specified by the network device's operating system.

What is the purpose of reflexive access lists commands?

The purpose of reflexive access lists commands is to control the flow of network traffic by allowing or denying specific packets based on various criteria such as source IP, destination IP, port numbers, etc.

What information must be reported on reflexive access lists commands?

Reflexive access lists commands typically require information such as the source and destination IP addresses, port numbers, and protocol types.