Which statement represents a difference between an access list on an ASA versus an access list on a router?

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Which statement represents a difference between an access list on an ASA versus an access list on a router?

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Which statement represents a difference between an access list on an ASA versus an access list on a router?

A. The ASA does not support standard access lists
B. The ASA does not ever use a wildcard mask
C. The ASA does not support numbered access lists
D. The ASA does not support extended access lists
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