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hello my name is Ron Shaw and I'm going to show you how to use or edit ACLs using sequence numbers now every network administrator knows that it's a very difficult task managing your ACL and we want to make sure we put them in the proper order now if we've already have an existing ACL such as a number well in order to modify it we'd have to remove all statements and then we put them back in in the order we wish well I can set there and actually modify an existing numbered ACL by using a standard named ACL instead of giving it a name we'll just give it a number now let's go to our router and look at how we edit ACLs using sequence numbers first thing I'm going to do is we're going to issue the show run and see exactly what ACL is we have configured now as we can go down here we can see we have access list 1 which has a permit and a deny inning and then we have access list 101 now what I'd like to do is we're going to set there and we're going to take access list 1 and we're going to in...