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sometimes we need to control or influence traffic that flows through our network maybe we want to restrict access to some sensitive resources or maybe we want to limit the amount of non-business traffic to conserve bandwidth in either case we need to use access control lists also known as ACLs in this video were going to see what ACLs do and how they configured ACLs are a versatile tool which can be used for many different purposes but while they have many uses the most obvious function is as a packet filter that is to allow or deny traffic packet filters add security to the network perhaps we want to limit the workstations that are allowed to log on to routers or maybe we want to allow only HTTP traffic to a server we can use ACLs in both cases to allow some traffic but to deny others an ACL is really a collection or list of rules each of these rules is called an access control entry or ace and is used to permit or deny traffic each entry in the list is evaluated in order from the to
