Jim Carroll writes:
> Rumour has it that on 18 Jul 95 at 10:45, Tony Li said:
> > Why hurt yourself in this way when there's a perfectly reasonable way
> > of doing the same thing without downtime?
>
> The definition of "reasonable" becomes somewhat stretched when
> there's no way (to my knowledge) of correcting typos or changing rule
> order, short of retyping from scratch.
I think there's some confusion here about this point. Let's say that
you have a setup something like
access-list 101 whatever...
interface ethernet 0
ip access-group 101
and you want to change the access list in a secure manner. To do this,
create a new access list, verify that you typed it in correctly, and then
apply it to the interface.
access-list 102 whatever...
interface ethernet 0
ip access-group 102
- Greg
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