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From: bmiller@CABELL.VCU.EDU (Bryan Miller)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.proteon
Subject: P4200 question
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Date: 9 May 91 16:16:54 GMT
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I have a question concerning access control for a P4200 router.
We have a P4200 connected to our Ethernet backbone.  Also connected
to that backbone is a 3Com CS/1 terminal server.  We want to put
some type of access control list in the P4200 that will not let
any users dialed into the CS/1 to connect outside our university.
BTW, this P4200 is our connection to the Internet.

I understand we need to specify source and destination addresses and
masks, but I'm a little unclear exactly how to specify it.  Is ther
anyone out there that has done this kind of thing? 

Thanks,

Bryan Miller
bmiller@cabell.vcu.edu

ps:  I'm under a real time crunch, so if you would like, I could
call you for any details you could provide.  It would really 
help if I could get some kind of response today.