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VPN 3000 Series Concentrator Reference Volume I: Configuration, Release 3.6
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Table of ContentsIndexA B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W X Z IndexAaccess hours, configuring 15-3 add 15-4 modify 15-4 accounting record attributes, RADIUS 5-16 configuring 5-16 modify 5-18 access hours 15-4 address pool 6-6 email recipient of events 10-32 event class 10-17 filter (traffic management) 15-39 filter rule (traffic management) 15-15 IPSec LAN-to-LAN connection 7-14 NAT rule 15-54 network list 15-9 NTP host 5-29 OSPF area 8-12 security association (traffic management) 15-29 security association to rule on filter 15-45 SMTP server for events 10-29 SNMP community 9-13 SNMP event destination 10-22 static route for IP routing 8-5 syslog server to receive events 10-25 user on internal server (user management) 14-107 address management, configuring 6-2 configuring 6-5 add 6-6 modify 6-6 alarm thresholds, power, configuring 3-6 Are You There (AYT) firewall policy 14-24, 14-28, 14-63, 14-67 assignment of IP addresses, configuring 6-3 assign rules to filter (traffic management) 15-42 changing group delimiter 11-6 global 11-6 order of checking 14-2 configuring 5-2 internal 5-11 modify 5-5 NT Domain 5-7 RADIUS 5-5 internal 14-1 autodiscovery, network 7-11, 7-20 automatic software update, See client update 12-1 automatic switchover (redundancy) 8-18 Bbandwidth aggregation 15-65 bandwidth policing 15-64, 15-66 bandwidth reservation 15-64 burst size 15-66 configuring 15-66 enabling on interface 3-20, 15-63, 15-66 in LAN-to-LAN configuration 15-66, 15-67 overview of 15-64 policing rate 15-66 assigning to group 14-103, 15-66 assigning to interface 3-21, 15-66 assigning to LAN-to-LAN 7-20, 15-66 specifying the link rate 3-20, 15-66 configuring 15-63 banner for IPSec clients, configuring 14-17, 14-58 base group, configuring (user management) 14-4 base group global preshared secret 14-14 bibliography xiii installing SSL certificate 1-5 navigation toolbar, do not use with Manager 1-3 Netscape Navigator, problems with 1-3 requirements 1-2 See management protocols 9-1 burst size 15-66 CCentral Protection Policy (CPP) 14-24, 14-28, 14-63, 14-67, 15-15 certificate group matching 15-71 defining rules 15-71 fields 15-74 policy 15-77 configuring 15-71 assigning to groups 15-74 deleting 15-72 enabling 15-74 reordering 15-72 change security association on rule 15-47 Cisco Secure ACS RADIUS server 14-1 IPSec support 14-8, 14-50, 14-113 route advertisement 8-22 supports Mode Configuration 14-15, 14-56 and split tunneling 14-24, 14-63 Are You There (AYT) policy 14-24, 14-28, 14-63, 14-67 Central Protection Policy (CPP) 14-24, 14-28, 14-63, 14-67, 15-15 configuring rules for firewall filters 14-24, 14-63, 15-15, 15-17, 15-19, 15-22 supported products 14-26, 14-65 vendor and product codes 14-27, 14-66 Zone Labs Integrity Server 14-24, 14-28, 14-63, 14-67 client update 12-1 enabling 12-3 image files 12-2 MPPC 14-37, 14-39, 14-76, 14-78 configuration section of Manager 2-1 connecting to VPN Concentrator using HTTP 1-4 using HTTPS 1-20 documentation xii typographic xii filter (traffic management) 15-39 filter rule (traffic management) 15-15 IKE proposal 7-30 network list 15-9 crash, system, saves log file 10-8 Dformats xv date and time, configuring 11-3 Daylight-Saving Time, enabling 11-4 event handling, configuring 10-7 table 15-12 using 15-11 table 15-37 using 15-36 gateways, configuring for IP routing 8-7 IKE proposals, table 7-27 security associations, table 15-26, 15-27 tunnel gateway, configuring 8-7 filter rule (traffic management) 15-23 group (user management) 14-42 internal authentication server 5-12 security association (traffic management) 15-35 user on internal server (user management) 14-106 functions within the VPN Concentrator, configuring 8-14 servers, configuring 5-22 modify 5-24 in IPSec LAN-to-LAN 7-17 display settings 1-3 configuring for group 14-49 servers, configuring 5-20 additional xii conventions xii Eemail recipients of events, configuring 10-30 add 10-32 See also interfaces configuring for special handling 10-15 add 10-17 modify 10-17 table 10-1 event log 10-5 capacity 10-5 deleting from flash memory 10-7 file size 10-8 save 10-7 saved at system reboot 10-8 saved if system crashes 10-8 saving in flash memory 10-7 configuring default handling 10-7 configuring handling 10-6 configuring special handling 10-15 section of Manager 10-1 event severity levels, table 10-4 event trap destinations, configuring 10-20 Extended Authentication, IPSec 14-13, 14-55 Ffilter 15-1 add (traffic management) 15-39 add security association to rule on 15-45 assign rules to (traffic management) 15-42 configuring (traffic management) 15-36 configuring on base group 14-7 configuring on group 14-48 Ethernet 3-12 configuring on user 14-112 copy (traffic management) 15-39 table 15-37 using 15-36 modify (traffic management) 15-39 filter rules 15-1 add (traffic management) 15-15 configuring 15-11 copy (traffic management) 15-15 table 15-12 using 15-11 delete (traffic management) 15-23 modify (traffic management) 15-15 firewall 15-15 firewall, client 14-63 See client firewall 14-63 firewall, client, See client firewall 14-24 saving log files in 10-7 data xv configuring internal server 9-2 using to save log files 10-8, 10-13 Ggateways, default 8-7 general parameters, configuring 11-1 global authentication parameters 11-6 groups, configuring, user management 14-41 delete 14-42 modify external 14-80 modify internal 14-43 Hadding to routing table 8-22 configuring internal server 9-4 using with Manager 1-4 configuring internal server 9-4 connecting using 1-20 login screen 1-20 Iactive 7-28 add 7-30 configuring 7-26 copy 7-30 modify 7-30 copy 7-30 default, table 7-27 inactive 7-28 in IPSec LAN-to-LAN 7-18 in security association 15-24 modify 7-30 See security associations inheritance, of group and user parameters 1-3 with Internet Explorer 1-6 with Netscape 1-13 Install SSL Certificate (screen) 1-5 configuring 3-2 Ethernet, configuring 3-9 OSPF 3-17 RIP 3-15 speed 3-12 transmission mode 3-12 Ethernet 3-12 section of Manager 3-1 status 3-4 internal authentication server configuring 5-11 deleting 5-12 maximum groups and users 14-1 Internet Explorer, requirements 1-2 configuring assignment of 6-3 IPComp data compression 14-14, 14-56 configuring 8-2 section of Manager 8-1 banner for clients 14-17, 14-58 Cisco VPN Client 7-9, 14-8, 14-50, 14-113, 15-24 configuring 7-9 user (internal server) 14-113, 14-114 discussion 7-9 fragmentation policy 3-13, 7-19 Mode Configuration 14-15, 14-56 rules 15-6 See security associations automatic parameters 7-15, 7-25, 15-18 configuring 7-11 add connection 7-14 no public interfaces screen 7-13 parameters for redundant systems 8-18 Done (screen) 7-25 rules that apply IPSec 15-18 using network lists 7-16, 7-20, 7-23 IPSec NAT-T 7-19 IPSec over TCP 7-34 base group 14-17 JJavaScript, requirements 1-2 Kkeepalives, See IKE keepalives 14-54 Luser (internal server) 14-113, 14-116 configuring system-wide parameters 7-6 base group 14-8 group (internal) 14-50 user (internal server) 14-113 default security association to use 14-10, 14-52, 14-115 do not use Mode Configuration 14-15, 14-56 IKE proposal required 7-28 no IPSec user authentication 14-13, 14-55 Windows 2000 client support 7-1, 14-8, 14-50, 14-113 See IPSec LAN-to-LAN load balancing 13-1 configuring 13-4 cluster 13-5 device 13-6 preliminary steps 13-2 device priority 13-6 defaults 13-6 virtual cluster 13-1 virtual cluster master 13-1 local LAN access for VPN client 14-21, 14-60 See event log logging in the VPN Concentrator Manager 1-21 factory default (Manager) 1-21 password, factory default (Manager) 1-21 screen 1-4 HTTPS 1-20 Internet Explorer 1-10 Netscape 1-17 Mmanagement protocols, configuring 9-1 Manager table of contents 1-23 Mode Configuration, IPSec 14-15, 14-56 and split tunneling 14-15, 14-56 Cisco VPN Client supports 14-15, 14-56 access hours 15-4 accounting server 5-18 address pool 6-6 authentication server 5-5 DHCP server 5-24 event class 10-17 filter (traffic management) 15-39 filter rule (traffic management) 15-15 group (external) (user management) 14-80 group (internal) (user management) 14-43 IKE proposal 7-30 NAT rule 15-54 network list 15-9 NTP host 5-29 OSPF area 8-12 security association (traffic management) 15-29 SMTP server for events 10-29 SNMP community 9-13 SNMP event trap destination 10-22 static route, for IP routing 8-5 syslog server to receive events 10-25 user on internal server (user management) 14-107 monitor / display settings 1-3 movianVPN client support 7-18, 7-32, 14-10, 14-52, 14-115, 15-31, 15-34 MPPC data compression 14-37, 14-39, 14-76, 14-78 MTU 3-12 Nconfiguring 15-49 enable 15-50 no public interfaces screen 15-53 NAT rules, configuring 15-51 add 15-54 modify 15-54 NAT-T (NAT Traversal) 7-19, 7-35 NAT transparency 7-34 the VPN Concentrator Manager 1-23 problems with 1-3 requirements 1-2 network autodiscovery 7-11, 7-20 network lists 15-1 configuring 15-7 add 15-9 automatic generation 15-10 copy 15-9 modify 15-9 IPSec LAN-to-LAN 7-16, 7-20, 7-23 See NTP 5-26 IPSec LAN-to-LAN 7-13 NAT 15-53 NT Domain, configuring authentication server 5-7 NTP, configuring 5-26 hosts (servers) 5-28 add 5-29 modify 5-29 synchronization 5-27 Oorganization of the VPN Concentrator Manager 1-22 on Ethernet interface 3-17 system-wide parameters 8-9 with reverse route injection 8-21 OSPF areas, configuring 8-11 add 8-12 modify 8-12 Pfactory default (Manager) 1-21 policing rate 15-66 configuring 15-2 section of Manager 15-1 power thresholds, configuring 3-6 user (internal server) 14-113, 14-116 configuring system-wide parameters 7-3 pre-shared secret 14-14 product codes for client firewalls 14-27, 14-66 Raccounting, configuring 5-16 accounting record attributes 5-16 Cisco Secure ACS RADIUS server 14-1 Class attribute format to authenticate group name 14-41 configuring, authentication server 5-5 saves log file 10-8 configuring, system 8-18 references (bibliography) xiii browser 1-2 Internet Explorer 1-2 JavaScript 1-2 Netscape Navigator 1-2 configuring on Ethernet interface 3-15 with network autodiscovery 7-20 with reverse route injection 8-21 routes, adding to routing table network autodiscovery 7-20 RRI See reverse route injection rules 15-1 add security association to, on filter 15-45 assign to filter (traffic management) 15-42 change security association on 15-47 filter, configuring 15-11 rules, NAT, configuring 15-51 add 15-54 modify 15-54 SSAs See security associations login 1-4 login, using HTTPS 1-20 SecurID, configuring authentication server 5-9, 14-88 security associations 15-1 add to rule on filter 15-45 change on rule 15-47 configuring 15-24 add 15-29 delete 15-35 modify 15-29 IKE proposals in 15-24 negotiation phases 15-24 servers, configuring system access to 5-1 maximum permitted 11-5 changing 11-5 SMTP servers, configuring for events 10-27 add 10-29 modify 10-29 configuring internal server 9-10 event trap destinations, configuring 10-20 add 10-22 modify 10-22 traps, configuring "well-known" 10-12 SNMP communities, configuring 9-12 add 9-13 modify 9-13 software update, automatic 12-1 enabling 12-3 image files 12-2 speed, configuring Ethernet interface 3-12 requires Mode Configuration 14-15, 14-56 split tunneling network list 14-22, 14-61 configuring internal server 9-18 host key 9-18 server key 9-18 server key regeneration 9-19 session key 9-18 client authentication 9-16 configuring internal server 9-14 SSL certificate 9-14 installing in browser 1-5 installing with Internet Explorer 1-6 installing with Netscape 1-13 viewing with Internet Explorer 1-11 viewing with Netscape 1-18 VPN Concentrator 1-5 static routes, configuring for IP routing 8-3 add 8-5 modify 8-5 strip realm 14-8 switchover, automatic (redundancy) 8-18 syslog servers, configuring for events 10-24 add 10-25 modify 10-25 system configuration section of Manager 4-1 system identification, configuring 11-2 Ttable of contents, Manager 1-23 configuring internal server 9-8 configuring internal server 9-8 shareware client 9-8 and automatic software update 12-1 configuring internal server 9-6 The 8-21 time and date, configuring 11-3 time zone, configuring 11-3 traffic management, configuring 15-6 transmission mode, configuring Ethernet interface 3-12 "well-known" 10-12 destination systems 10-20, 10-22 general events 10-12 specific events 10-19 consult event log 10-5 tunnel default gateway, configuring 8-7 configuring 7-2 section of Manager 7-1 typographic conventions xii USee base group 14-4 configuring 14-3 section of Manager 14-1 users, configuring on internal server (user management) 14-105 add 14-107 delete 14-106 modify 14-107 Vvendor codes for client firewalls 14-27, 14-66 with Internet Explorer 1-11 with Netscape 1-18 virtual cluster 13-1 configuration 13-5 IP address 13-1 master 13-1 route advertisement 8-22 software update 12-1 logging in 1-21 navigating 1-23 organization of 1-22 sidebar (figure) 1-23 configuring 8-18 Wwelcome text for IPSec clients, configuring 14-17, 14-58 wildcard masks 7-21, 7-24, 15-10, 15-19 and Mode Configuration 14-15, 14-56 configure transport mode 15-31 L2TP over IPSec support 7-1, 14-8, 14-50, 14-113 PPTP support 14-8, 14-50, 14-113 WINS, configuring for group 14-49 wireless support See movianVPN client support 7-32 Xconfiguring as system management protocol 9-20 ZZone Labs Integrity Server 14-24, 14-28, 14-63, 14-67
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