Which three statements are true when comparing a simple access control list (ACL) to an extended ACL? (Choose three.)
Which three statements are true when comparing a simple access control list (ACL) to an extended ACL? (Choose three.)
When comparing a simple access control list (ACL) to an extended ACL, it is important to note that extended ACLs have priorities, which means they are processed first if both types are present. Additionally, extended ACLs allow for more granular control by including criteria based on not just source and destination IP addresses but also ports. Simple ACLs, however, can only filter based on the Source IP address. Therefore, it is true that extended ACLs apply first, can be prioritized, and simple ACLs can be based on the Source IP and Destination port.
I'm looking at the ACLs right now. I can NOT modify a simple ACL, but I can modify a extended ACL. Simple ACLs have a source IP and a destination PORT. Therefore, its CFG
B: cannot be correct Remove simple ACLs or simple ACL6s. These ACLs cannot be modified once created. If you must modify a simple ACL or simple ACL6, you must remove it and create a one. https://docs.netscaler.com/en-us/citrix-adc/current-release/networking/access-control-lists-acls/simple-acls-and-simple-acl6s.html
https://docs.netscaler.com/en-us/citrix-adc/current-release/networking/access-control-lists-acls.html this diagram show simple ACL apply first