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200-301 · Question #360
Refer to the exhibit. An access list is created to deny Telnet access from host PC-1 to RTR-1 and allow access from all other hosts A Telnet attempt from PC-2 gives this message:"% Connection refused
The correct answer is A. Add the access-list 10 permit any command to the configuration. At the bottom of any ACL there is an Implicit DENY ALL (DENY ANY ANY) rule. So after specifying the first ACL rule we should include and explicit PERMIT ALL (PERMT ANY ANY) to explicitly permit other Traffic.
Submitted by katya_ua· Mar 5, 2026IP Services
Question
Refer to the exhibit. An access list is created to deny Telnet access from host PC-1 to RTR-1 and allow access from all other hosts A Telnet attempt from PC-2 gives this message:"% Connection refused by remote host" Without allowing Telnet access from PC-1, which action must be taken to permit the traffic?
Exhibits
Options
- AAdd the access-list 10 permit any command to the configuration
- BRemove the access-class 10 in command from line vty 0.4.
- CAdd the ip access-group 10 out command to interface g0/0.
- DRemove the password command from line vty 0 4.
How the community answered
(16 responses)- A69% (11)
- B6% (1)
- C19% (3)
- D6% (1)
Explanation
At the bottom of any ACL there is an Implicit DENY ALL (DENY ANY ANY) rule. So after specifying the first ACL rule we should include and explicit PERMIT ALL (PERMT ANY ANY) to explicitly permit other Traffic.
Topics
#Cisco ACLs#Standard ACLs#VTY access control#Implicit Deny
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