We recently changed the backbone connection for one office from a T1 to a bonded DSL line. In doing so, we moved the ACL from the T1 interface to the dialer1 config for the bonded DSL line. The ACL, which was only to block unwanted inbound traffic on the line, was now blocking damned near everything going out.
Without going into to the ACL itself (not yet, at least), the name of the ACL was "OfficeACL". If I put "ip access-group OfficeACL in" in the config for Dialer1, it should only effect traffic coming IN to dialer 1 from outside, shouldn't it? Yet it seemed to be blocking all outgoing connection attempts.
Without going into to the ACL itself (not yet, at least), the name of the ACL was "OfficeACL". If I put "ip access-group OfficeACL in" in the config for Dialer1, it should only effect traffic coming IN to dialer 1 from outside, shouldn't it? Yet it seemed to be blocking all outgoing connection attempts.