ONE-STOP GUIDE TO CONFIGURING CISCO ACCESS LISTS. Configuring access lists for Cisco Routers and for network operations is one of the most difficult tasks for network administrators working in a Cisco networking environment. Cisco- Access Lists Field Guide, by Gil Held and Kent Hundley, CCNA, makes this task far less of a headache. This comprehensive reference thoroughly explores basic, dynamic, time-based, reflexive, and context-based access lists, and the use of keywords. Following a consistent, reader-friendly format, each chapter covers the problem, offers a network illustration and access list, and a full explanation. This invaluable guide also describes potential pitfalls, and tells you how to avoid them. You also get hundreds of practical examples of access lists that can be tailored to your own environment.

Author Biography

Gilbert Held is an internationally recognized author and lecturer who specializes in the application of computer and communications technology. The author of over 40 books covering personal computers, data communications, and business trade topics, he is the only person to twice win the competitive Karp Interface Award. A winner, as well, of the American Publishers Institute and numerous other industry awards, Mr. Held was selected by Federal Computer Week as one of the top 100 persons in government, industry, and academia who has made a difference in the acquisition and use of computer systems. Among his other books are Voice Over Data Networks; Cisco Security Architecture; Cisco Router Performance Field Guide; and Voice/Data Internetworking, all from McGraw-Hill. Kent Hundley, CCNA (Lexington, KY) is a Senior Network Engineer at INS, Inc. where he specializes in network integration and consulting. He is the co-author with Gil Held of Cisco Security Architectures.