Cisco 500 Series, Configuration Manual

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Index
IN-11
Cisco Security Appliance Command Line Configuration Guide
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IP address 7-5
MAC addresses
automatically assigning
6-11
manually assigning to interfaces 7-5
mapped name 6-8
naming, physical and subinterface
7-4
naming, VLAN
4-6
redundant 5-4
SFP 5-3
speed
5-2
subinterfaces
5-7
viewing monitored interface status 14-48
internal group policy, configuring 30-37
Internet Security Association and Key Management
Protocol
See ISAKMP
intrusion prevention configuration
22-4
IP addresses
ASA 5505 4-7
classes
D-1
configuring an assignment method for remote access
clients
31-1
configuring for VPNs
31-1
configuring local IP address pools 31-2
interface 7-5
management, transparent firewall
8-5
private
D-2
subnet mask
D-4
IP phone 34-8
IP phone bypass, group policy
30-49
IPS configuration
22-4
IPSec
about 27-2
access list
27-20
basic configuration with static crypto maps
27-22
Cisco VPN Client
27-2
configuring 27-1, 27-11
crypto map entries
27-12
enabling debug
28-8
fragmentation policy 27-8
LAN-to-LAN configurations
27-2
modes
28-2
over NAT-T, enabling 27-7
over TCP, enabling 27-8
over UDP, group policy, configuring attributes
30-44
remote access configurations
27-2
remote-access tunnel group 30-7
SA lifetimes, changing 27-22
setting maximum active VPN sessions
29-3
tunnel
27-11
viewing configuration 27-26
IPSec parameters, tunnel group 30-4
ipsec-ra, creating an IPSec remote-access tunnel
30-7
IP spoofing, preventing
23-16
IPv6
access lists 12-6
commands
12-1
configuring alongside IPv4
12-4
default route 12-5
dual IP stack 12-4
duplicate address detection
12-4
enabling
12-3
neighbor discovery 12-7
router advertisement messages 12-9
static neighbor
12-11
static routes
12-5
verifying 12-11
IPv6 addresses
anycast
D-9
command support for
12-1
format D-5
multicast D-8
prefixes
D-10
required
D-10
types of D-6
unicast D-6
IPv6 VPN
access, enabling with CLI
30-11