Access-lists
NetScaler also has support for the traditional access-list where we can define four types of lists. All of them have the option to define protocol, but simple ACLs only support TCP/UDP while extended ACLs have a long list of different protocols such as EGP, ICMP, GRE, and so on:
Simple ACL, which defines only DENY rules for source IP addresses.
Simple ACL6, which defines only DENY rules for source IPv6 addresses.
Extended ACL, which allow us to define DENY/ALLOW/BRIDGE rules for source ip, source-range and destination ip, and destination ip-range. It also allows us to configure the source MAC and destination MAC.
Extended ACL6, which allows us to define DENY/ALLOW/BRIDGE rules for source IPv6, source-range and destination IPv6, and destination IPv6-range. It also allows us to configure the source MAC and destination MAC.
Simple ACLs are only stored in memory and cannot be seen in the running configuration; so, when we define a simple ACL, it has a TTL of eight seconds and therefore...