Per the text, ACLs help by allowing or disallowing a subset of packets from reaching a particular destination. ACLs give network engineers a way to identify and control different types of packets.
Compare standard access lists to extended access lists. Include at least three (3) differences between the lists.
Next, determine the ACL type (i.e., standard, or extended) that you believe has more control.
An extended ACL is placed closest to the source, and a standard ACL is placed closest to the destination.
Examine whether extended access lists are more effective when they are closest to the source or whether they are more effective closest to the destination. Provide a rationale for your response.