
Securing Management Port Traffic with IPsec
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policy-config>
policy-selector 198.51.100.20/32 203.0.113.9/32 any any
any
policy-config>
policy-manual-key in 1004 esp aes128-cbc sha1-96-hmac
Please enter 32 character hexadecimal number for encryption key:
11223344556677889900aabbccddeeff
Please enter 40 character hexadecimal number for authentication key:
11223344556677889900aabbccddeeff87654321
policy-config>
policy-manual-key out 1003 esp aes128-cbc sha1-96-hmac
Please enter 32 character hexadecimal number for encryption key:
11223344556677889900aabbccddeeff
Please enter 40 character hexadecimal number for authentication key:
11223344556677889900aabbccddeeff87654321
policy-config>
policy-priority 60000
Configuring a Bypass or Discard Policy on the Management Port
In a bypass policy, packets pass through the ETEP without being encrypted. The packets are passed in the
clear and sent to their destination. Bypass policies are typically used to send protocol-specific messaging
packets or router-specific messages through the network in the clear.
A discard policy instructs the ETEP to throw away targeted packets. Typically, a discard policy is
assigned a low priority. If a packet fails to meet the criteria of any bypass or protect policies that apply to
specific subnets, then it gets discarded.
To define a bypass policy:
1 Enter IPsec configuration mode.
admin> configure
config> management-interface
man-if> ipsec-config
ipsec-config>
2 At the
ipsec-config>
prompt, enter policy-config mode. As part of the command you will need to
enter the name of a policy that has been added (see
“Assigning Policy Names” on page 83
).
ipsec-config> policy-config <name>
3 Set the
policy-action
command to indicate that this is a bypass or discard policy.
policy-action {bypass | discard}
4 Configure the policy selector, which determines the traffic that the policy acts on. See
for a
description of the command parameters. The ETEP accepts either IPv4 or IPv6 addresses in the
selector, but not simultaneously. In a given selector, the address type must be consistent (either IPv4
or IPv6).
policy-selector <remote-ip> <local-ip> <protocol> <remote-port> <local-port>
5 Assign a unique priority to the policy. Policies are enforced in descending order with the highest
priority policy processed first. Each policy must have a unique priority. Valid values are 1-65500.
policy-priority <priority>
After configuring your policies, the next steps are to review the pending changes, backup the policy file,
and then deploy the policies. See
“Deploying Policies” on page 90
to learn how.
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