On Thursday 14 June 2007 08:58:57 you wrote: > > Those three dots should mean the IP's, right? > > Then not having anything after allow managers means "all"? > > um, um, no,no,.... > .... I think I finally see whats in your head. > You are thinking there are implicit defaults involved in each rule right? > > Lets see if this makes things any clearer for you: > > http_access allow a > => IF a is true -> allow > > http_access allow b c > => IF b is true AND c is true -> allow > > http_access deny d e > => IF d is true -> deny > > > Each acl are done is very similar way to see 'if its true' > > acl src b > => IS message is comming from IP b ? true/false > > acl dst c > => IS message is going to IP c ? true/false > > etc. etc. > > > Amos No I can't say that I did. :) What I did not know was that each IP needed the mask. I had the idea it would recognize a single IP as just one. My question here was based on the fact that you added three periods and I did not know if that had a specific meaning or you were indicating that I should replace them with whatever IP's I had. Thanks, -- Bobby
