Explanation/Reference:
First step you need to know which interface is belong to OUTSIDE. To check this navigate to Configure>Interface Management>Interface and Connections and click on Edit Interface/ Connection to see which interface is belong to OUTSIDE by checking IP addresses assigned. In out case OUTSIDE interface is FastEthernet0/1. Note it!

To configure NTP you have to navigate to Configure>Router>Time>NTP and SNMP and click on
"Add.." button

Enter the NTP Server IP, choose interface, type key number, value and click on "Prefer" and Ok.

After save configuration file and click on "Deliver".

To configure Access Rules you have to go to Configure>Router>ACL>ACL Editor and click on
"Add..." button.

Enter name as "Inbound", make sure it is Extended ACL and click on "Add..."

After check "Action", make sure it is "Permit" (it is default state in CCP), live source and destination as "Any" (it is default state in CCP). Then navigate to "Protocol and Service" and choose "EIGRP" as a protocol. Click "Ok".

After click "Add..." now create another ACL to permit "HTTP" traffic.

Make sure "Action" is "Permit" (it is default state in CCP), live source as "Any" . In destination section choose " A Network" as a "Type", put appropriate IP address and wildcard mask. Navigate to "Protocol and Service", select "TCP", source port live as "Any" (it is default state in CCP) but destination port we have to change for "80". Click on Service box and pick up in the end of list www(80). Click "Ok" in both windows.

Now we have to associate our ACL rules to the OUTSIDE interface with INBOUND direction. Click on "Associate..".

Early we discovered that our OUTSIDE interface is FastEthernet0/1. Choose from list FastEthernet0/1, specify a destination as "Inbound". Click "Ok".

You will get this Cisco CP Warning. Requirements says that we have to add entry rule to allow NTP traffic. Click "Yes".

Final step save the configuration and click "Deliver.


Exam D