
408 Configuring and monitoring FCIP tunneling
IPSec parameters
Table 99
lists fixed policy parameters that you cannot modify.
Table 100
lists policy parameters that you may modify.
Managing policies
Use the
policy
command to create, delete, and show IKE and IPSec policies.
To create a new policy
1.
Log in to the switch as
admin
.
2.
At the command prompt, type:
policy --create
type
number
[-enc
encryption_method
][-auth
authentication_algorithm]
[-pfs off|on] [-dh
DH_group
] [-seclife
secs]
where:
type
and
number
The type of policy being created (IKE or IPSec) and the number for this type of
policy. To easily determine how many policies have been created, consider using
sequential numbering. The range of valid values is any whole number from 1
through 32.
encryption_method
The supported type of encryption. Valid options are 3DES, AES-128, and
AES-256. AES-128 is the default.
authentication_algorithm
The authentication algorithm. Valid options are SHA-1, MD5, and AES-XCBC
(IPSec only). HA-1 is the default.
Table 101
Fixed policy parameters
Parameter
Fixed Value
IKE negotiation protocol
Main mode
ESP Tunnel
mode
IKE negotiation authentication method
Preshared key
3DES encryption
Key length of 168 bits
AES encryption
Key length of 128 or 256
Table 102
Policy parameters
Parameter
Description
Encryption Algorithm
3DES—168-bit key
AES-128—128-bit key (default)
AES-256—256-bit key
Authentication Algorithm
SHA-1—Secure Hash Algorithm (default)
MD5—Message Digest 5
AES-XCBC—Used only for IPSec
Security Association lifetime in
seconds
The lifetime in seconds of the security association. If PFS is
enabled, a new IKE SA using new key material will be
negotiated before this value expires. Default is 28800 sec.
PFS (Perfect Forward Secrecy)
Applies only to IKE policies. Choices are On/Off and
default is On.
Diffie-Hellman group
Group 1—768 bits (default)
Group 14—2048 bits
Summary of Contents for AA979A - StorageWorks SAN Switch 2/8V
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