If you want to control traffic addressed to one of those three addresses, yes, you can do that as Paolo says, by crafting the access list according to the destination address.

If you want to control through traffic according to which IP address the remote router is routing to, then you cannot do it. The reason is that when the romote router passes you a packet, it could think it is routing through any one of those three addresses ... or even simply to the line itself. The point is that the packet carries only its original source address and its final destination address; it does not carry any information about what intermediate address the remote router thought it was routing through.

Kevin Dorrell

Luxembourg