Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the code snippets from the bottom onto the blanks in the code to construct a request that configures a deny rule on an access list. Answer:

The correct answer is access-list-seq-rule; deny; ip; dst-any. The correct arrangement follows the proper hierarchical structure for configuring an ACL deny rule in a network OS (such as Cisco NX-OS or similar): 'access-list-seq-rule' defines the sequence rule container, 'deny' specifies the action, 'ip' defines the protocol being matched, a

Submitted by lukas.cz· Mar 6, 2026Network Security / Access Control - configuring and implementing access control lists (ACLs) to control and filter network traffic using permit and deny rules.

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denyaccess-list-seq-ruledst-anyip

Correct arrangement

access-list-seq-rule
deny
ip
dst-any

Explanation

The correct arrangement follows the proper hierarchical structure for configuring an ACL deny rule in a network OS (such as Cisco NX-OS or similar): 'access-list-seq-rule' defines the sequence rule container, 'deny' specifies the action, 'ip' defines the protocol being matched, and 'dst-any' specifies the destination. This ordering reflects the logical nesting of ACL configuration elements where the rule type comes first, followed by the action, protocol, and then match criteria.

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#Access Control Lists#Network Security Policy#ACL Configuration#Deny Rules

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