XML Examples for the Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Security Device Package, Version 1.2(5)

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Table of Contents

XML Examples for the Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Security Device Package, Version 1.2(5)

Northbound API

Interfaces

Transparent Bridge Group Virtual Interfaces

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Routed Firewall Interfaces

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Port Channel Interfaces

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Access Lists and Associated Access Groups

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Access Lists Using Dynamically Created EPG Network Objects

ASA Configuration

XML Example

IP Audit

ASA Configuration

XML Example (Attack)

XML Example (Info)

Logging

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Static Route

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Basic Threat Detection

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Scanning Threat Detection

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Advanced Threat Detection

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Protocol Timeouts

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Network Time Protocol

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Smart Call-Home

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Domain Name System

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Connection Limits

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Application Inspections

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Global NetFlow

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Network Address Translation

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Intrusion Prevention System

ASA Configuration

XML Example

SourceFire

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Network Objects

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Network Object Groups

ASA Configuration

XML Example

High Availability (Failover)

ASA Configuration

XML Example

TCP Service Reset

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Support for Cisco TrustSec

Creating a Security Object Group

ASA Configuration

XML Example

Creating a Security Group ACL

ASA Configuration 1

XLM Example 1

XML Example 2

Configuring an ISE AAA-Server for TrustSec

ASA Configuration

XLM Example

Manually Assigning a Security Group Tag (SGT) to an IP Host Mapping

ASA Configuration

Configuring TrustSec SXP to Get a SGT From an AAA-Server

ASA Configuration

XLM Example

Configuring a SXP Listener and Speaker

ASA Configuration

XLM Example

XML Examples for the Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Security Device Package, Version 1.2(5)

Released: February 26, 2016

This document provides XML examples for the ASA features that are supported through the Application Policy Infrastructure Controller (APIC) northbound APIs. However, the document does not include a complete list of all the ASA feature options available for these services. To determine the options that the northbound APIs allow, you should use the device_specification.xml file that is provided with the ASA device package.

For information about how to use the APIC northbound APIs, see the Cisco APIC Management Information Model Reference.

Northbound API

The following is a sample XML for accessing the ASA. For a multi-context ASA, access information directly under vnsLDevVip is that of the admin context in the ASA; the one in the vnsCDev folder is that of the target user context. Again, admin context can be used as the target user context.

Only one context from a given multi-context ASA is allowed here.

<polUni>
<fvTenant
dn="uni/tn-tenant1"
name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall" devtype="PHYSICAL">
<vnsRsMDevAtt tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-1.2"/>
<!---Admin context access information ---/>
<vnsCMgmt name="devMgmt" host="172.23.204.205" port="443"/>
<vnsCCred name="username" value="admin"/>
<vnsCCredSecret name="password" value="somepassword"/>
 
<vnsCDev name="ASA">
<!---User context access information ---/>
<vnsCMgmt name="devMgmt" host="172.23.204.123" port="443" />
<vnsCCred name="username" value="admin" />
<vnsCCredSecret name="password" value="otherpassword" />
</vnsCDev>
</vnsLDevVip>
 
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Interfaces

Interfaces are typically set up as part of the overall infrastructure on the APIC using a service graph. The graphs are associated with contracts, concrete devices, logical devices, and logical interfaces. The graphs also require the interface IP addresses to be in an appropriate range previously defined for the associated tenant. The graph setups show the various interface types. For an ASAv, interfaces are defined on the ASA itself using the physical interfaces; for the hardware ASAs, interfaces are defined using VLANs. The XML files to define the interfaces are the same, and the device package uses the “devtype” field (PHYSICAL or VIRTUAL) to determine the correct CLIs to send to the ASA for configuration. The “funcType” field (GoTo or GoThrough) determines whether the interfaces are for a transparent or routed firewall.

Transparent Bridge Group Virtual Interfaces

This XML example creates the following bridge group and adds bridge group members. The example is for a hardware ASA; VLANs are dynamically assigned.

ASA Configuration

interface GigabitEthernet0/0
no nameif
no security-level
 
interface GigabitEthernet0/0.987
vlan 987
nameif externalIf
bridge-group 1
security-level 50
 
interface GigabitEthernet0/1
no nameif
no security-level
 
interface GigabitEthernet0/1.986
vlan 986
nameif internalIf
bridge-group 1
security-level 100
 
interface BVI1
ip address 10.10.10.2 255.255.255.0

XML Example

Define a graph and interfaces, then attach them to the tenant.

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsTermNodeCon name = "Input1">
<vnsAbsTermConn name = "C1"/>
</vnsAbsTermNodeCon>
<!-- FW1 Provides FW functionality -->
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1" funcType="GoThrough">
<vnsRsDefaultScopeToTerm tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/outtmnl"/>
 
<vnsAbsFuncConn name = "external" attNotify="yes">
<vnsRsMConnAtt tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-{dp_version}/mFunc-Firewall/mConn-external" />
</vnsAbsFuncConn>
<vnsAbsFuncConn name = "internal" attNotify="yes">
<vnsRsMConnAtt tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-{dp_version}/mFunc-Firewall/mConn-internal" />
</vnsAbsFuncConn>
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="BridgeGroupIntf" name="1">
<vnsAbsFolder key="IPv4Address" name="internalIfIP">
<vnsAbsParam key="ipv4_address" name="ipv4" value="10.10.10.2/255.255.255.0"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="ipv4_standby_address" name="ipv4s" value="10.10.10.3"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
 
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="internalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder key="InterfaceConfig" name="internalIfCfg">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="bridge_group" name="intbridge" targetName="1"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="security_level" name="internal_security_level" value="100"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="externalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder key="InterfaceConfig" name="externalIfCfg">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="bridge_group" name="extbridge" targetName="1"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="security_level" name="external_security_level" value="50"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
 
<vnsAbsFuncCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="ExIntfConfigRelFolder" name="ExtConfigA">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="ExIntfConfigRel" name="ExtConfigrel" targetName="externalIf"/>
<vnsRsScopeToTerm tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/outtmnl"/>
<vnsRsCfgToConn tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-external" />
</vnsAbsFolder>
 
<vnsAbsFolder key="InIntfConfigRelFolder" name="IntConfigA">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="InIntfConfigRel" name="InConfigrel" targetName="internalIf"/>
<vnsRsScopeToTerm tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/outtmnl"/>
<vnsRsCfgToConn tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-internal" />
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFuncCfg>
 
<vnsRsNodeToMFunc tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-{dp_version}/mFunc-Firewall"/>
</vnsAbsNode>
 
<vnsAbsTermNodeProv name = "Output1">
<vnsAbsTermConn name = "C6"/>
</vnsAbsTermNodeProv>
<vnsAbsConnection name = "CON1">
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeCon-Input1/AbsTConn"/>
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-external"/>
</vnsAbsConnection>
<vnsAbsConnection name = "CON2" unicastRoute="no">
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-internal"/>
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/AbsTConn"/>
</vnsAbsConnection>
</vnsAbsGraph>
 
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Routed Firewall Interfaces

This XML example creates the following routed interfaces. The example is for a hardware ASA; VLANs are dynamically assigned.

ASA Configuration

interface GigabitEthernet0/0.655
vlan 655
mac-address 00aa.00bb.00cc standby 00ff.00ff.ffff
nameif externalIf
security-level 50
ip address 20.20.20.20 255.255.255.0 standby 20.20.20.21
 
interface GigabitEthernet0/1.968
vlan 968
nameif internalIf
security-level 100
ip address 10.10.10.10 255.255.255.0 standby 10.10.10.11

XML Example

Define a graph, then attach it to the tenant.

polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
 
<vnsAbsTermNodeCon name = "Input1">
<vnsAbsTermConn name = "C1">
</vnsAbsTermConn>
</vnsAbsTermNodeCon>
 
<!-- FW1 Provides FW functionality -->
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsRsDefaultScopeToTerm tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/outtmnl"/>
 
<vnsAbsFuncConn name = "external" attNotify="yes">
<vnsRsMConnAtt tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-{dp_version}/mFunc-Firewall/mConn-external" />
</vnsAbsFuncConn>
 
<vnsAbsFuncConn name = "internal" attNotify="yes">
<vnsRsMConnAtt tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-{dp_version}/mFunc-Firewall/mConn-internal" />
</vnsAbsFuncConn>
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="internalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder key="InterfaceConfig" name="internalIfCfg">
<vnsAbsFolder key="IPv4Address" name="internalIfIP">
<vnsAbsParam key="ipv4_address" name="ipv4_internal" value="10.10.10.10/255.255.255.0"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="ipv4_standby_address" name="ipv4_internals" value="10.10.10.11"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsParam key="security_level" name="internal_security_level" value="100"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="externalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder key="InterfaceConfig" name="externalIfCfg">
<vnsAbsFolder key="IPv4Address" name="externalIfIP">
<vnsAbsParam key="ipv4_address" name="ipv4_external" value="20.20.20.20/255.255.255.0"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="ipv4_standby_address" name="ipv4_externals" value="20.20.20.21"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsParam key="security_level" name="external_security_level" value="50"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="mac_address" name="mac">
<vnsAbsParam key="active_mac" name="activemac" value="aa.bb.cc"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="standby_mac" name="stbymac" value="ff.ff.ffff"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
 
<vnsAbsFuncCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="ExIntfConfigRelFolder" name="ExtConfig">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="ExIntfConfigRel" name="ExtConfigrel" targetName="externalIf"/>
<vnsRsScopeToTerm tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/outtmnl"/>
<vnsRsCfgToConn tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-external" />
</vnsAbsFolder>
 
<vnsAbsFolder key="InIntfConfigRelFolder" name="IntConfig">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="InIntfConfigRel" name="InConfigrel" targetName="internalIf"/>
<vnsRsScopeToTerm tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/outtmnl"/>
<vnsRsCfgToConn tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-internal" />
</vnsAbsFolder>
 
</vnsAbsFuncCfg>
 
<vnsRsNodeToMFunc tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-{dp_version}/mFunc-Firewall"/>
</vnsAbsNode>
 
<vnsAbsTermNodeProv name = "Output1">
<vnsAbsTermConn name = "C6">
</vnsAbsTermConn>
</vnsAbsTermNodeProv>
<vnsAbsConnection name = "CON1">
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeCon-Input1/AbsTConn" />
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-external" />
</vnsAbsConnection>
<vnsAbsConnection name = "CON2">
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-internal" />
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/AbsTConn" />
</vnsAbsConnection>
 
</vnsAbsGraph>
<vzBrCP name="webCtrct">
<vzSubj name="http">
<vzRsSubjGraphAtt tnVnsAbsGraphName="WebGraph"/>
</vzSubj>
</vzBrCP>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Port Channel Interfaces

This XML example creates the following port channel members and port channel interfaces (supported only on physical ASAs at this time).

ASA Configuration

interface GigabitEthernet0/0
channel-group 2 mode active
no nameif
no security-level
no ip address
 
interface GigabitEthernet0/1
channel-group 1 mode active
no nameif
no security-level
no ip address
 
interface Port-channel1.100
vlan 100
nameif externalIf
security-level 50
ip address 20.20.20.20 255.255.255.0 standby 20.20.20.21
 
interface Port-channel2.200
vlan 200
nameif internalIf
ip address 10.10.10.10 255.255.255.0 standby 10.10.10.11

XML Example

Define the port channel members, graph, then attach them to the tenant.

<polUni>
<fvTenant dn="uni/tn-tenant1" name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall" funcType="GoTo" devtype="PHYSICAL">
<vnsRsMDevAtt tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-{dp_version}"/>
<vnsRsALDevToPhysDomP tDn="uni/phys-phys"/>
<vnsCMgmt name="devMgmt" host="10.122.202.33" port="443" />
<vnsCCred name="username" value="management-user"/>
<vnsCCredSecret name="password" value="cisco"/>
<vnsDevFolder key="PortChannelMember" name="PC1a">
<vnsDevParam key="port_channel_id" name="PC1a" value="1"/>
<vnsDevParam key="interface" name="PC1a" value="Gig0/1"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
<vnsDevFolder key="PortChannelMember" name="PC2a">
<vnsDevParam key="port_channel_id" name="PC2a" value="2"/>
<vnsDevParam key="interface" name="PC2a" value="Gig0/0"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
<vnsLDevCtx ctrctNameOrLbl="webCtrct" graphNameOrLbl="WebGraph" nodeNameOrLbl="FW1">
<vnsRsLDevCtxToLDev tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/lDevVip-Firewall"/>
<vnsLIfCtx connNameOrLbl="internal">
<vnsRsLIfCtxToBD tDn= "uni/tn-tenant1/BD-tenant1BD1"/>
<vnsRsLIfCtxToLIf tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/lDevVip-Firewall/lIf-internalPC"/>
</vnsLIfCtx>
<vnsLIfCtx connNameOrLbl="external">
<vnsRsLIfCtxToLIf tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/lDevVip-Firewall/lIf-externalPC"/>
<vnsRsLIfCtxToBD tDn= "uni/tn-tenant1/BD-tenant1BD2"/>
</vnsLIfCtx>
</vnsLDevCtx>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>
 
 
<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
 
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
 
<vnsAbsTermNodeCon name = "Input1">
<vnsAbsTermConn name = "C1">
</vnsAbsTermConn>
</vnsAbsTermNodeCon>
 
<!-- FW1 Provides FW functionality -->
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsRsDefaultScopeToTerm tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/outtmnl"/>
 
<vnsAbsFuncConn name = "external" attNotify="yes">
<vnsRsMConnAtt tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-{dp_version}/mFunc-Firewall/mConn-external" />
</vnsAbsFuncConn>
 
<vnsAbsFuncConn name = "internal" attNotify="yes">
<vnsRsMConnAtt tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-{dp_version}/mFunc-Firewall/mConn-internal" />
</vnsAbsFuncConn>
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="internalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder key="InterfaceConfig" name="internalIfCfg">
<vnsAbsFolder key="IPv4Address" name="internalIfIP">
<vnsAbsParam key="ipv4_address" name="ipv4_internal" value="10.10.10.10/255.255.255.0"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="ipv4_standby_address" name="ipv4_internals" value="10.10.10.11"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsParam key="security_level" name="internal_security_level" value="100"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
 
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="externalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder key="InterfaceConfig" name="externalIfCfg">
<vnsAbsFolder key="IPv4Address" name="externalIfIP">
<vnsAbsParam key="ipv4_address" name="ipv4_external" value="20.20.20.20/255.255.255.0"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="ipv4_standby_address" name="ipv4_externals" value="20.20.20.21"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsParam key="security_level" name="external_security_level" value="50"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
 
<vnsAbsFuncCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="ExIntfConfigRelFolder" name="ExtConfig">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="ExIntfConfigRel" name="ExtConfigrel" targetName="externalIf"/>
<vnsRsScopeToTerm tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/outtmnl"/>
<vnsRsCfgToConn tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-external" />
</vnsAbsFolder>
 
<vnsAbsFolder key="InIntfConfigRelFolder" name="IntConfig">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="InIntfConfigRel" name="InConfigrel" targetName="internalIf"/>
<vnsRsScopeToTerm tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/outtmnl"/>
<vnsRsCfgToConn tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-internal" />
</vnsAbsFolder>
 
</vnsAbsFuncCfg>
 
<vnsRsNodeToMFunc tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-{dp_version}/mFunc-Firewall"/>
</vnsAbsNode>
 
<vnsAbsTermNodeProv name = "Output1">
<vnsAbsTermConn name = "C6">
</vnsAbsTermConn>
</vnsAbsTermNodeProv>
<vnsAbsConnection name = "CON1">
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeCon-Input1/AbsTConn" />
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-external" />
</vnsAbsConnection>
<vnsAbsConnection name = "CON2">
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsNode-FW1/AbsFConn-internal" />
<vnsRsAbsConnectionConns tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/AbsGraph-WebGraph/AbsTermNodeProv-Output1/AbsTConn" />
</vnsAbsConnection>
 
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>
 
<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vzBrCP name="webCtrct">
<vzSubj name="http">
<vzRsSubjGraphAtt tnVnsAbsGraphName="WebGraph"/>
</vzSubj>
</vzBrCP>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Access Lists and Associated Access Groups

This XML example creates an access list and assigns it to an access group associated with an existing interface.

ASA Configuration

access-list ACL2 extended deny ip any any
access-list ACL2 extended permit icmp any any
access-list ACL1 extended permit tcp any any eq ssh
access-list ACL1 extended permit tcp any any eq https
 
access-group ACL2 in interface externalIf
access-group ACL1 out interface internalIf

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessList" name="ACL1">
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessControlEntry" name="ACE1">
<vnsAbsParam key="action" name="action1" value="permit"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="order" name="order1" value="1"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="protocol" name="protocol1">
<vnsAbsParam key="name_number" name="pNN1" value="tcp"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="destination_service" name="d1">
<vnsAbsParam key="operator" name="dop1" value="eq"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="low_port" name="dlp1" value="ssh"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessControlEntry" name="ACE2">
<vnsAbsParam key="action" name="action2" value="permit"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="order" name="order2" value="2"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="protocol" name="protocol2">
<vnsAbsParam key="name_number" name="pNN2" value="tcp"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="destination_service" name="d2">
<vnsAbsParam key="operator" name="dop2" value="eq"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="low_port" name="dlp2" value="https"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessList" name="ACL2">
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessControlEntry" name="ACE1">
<vnsAbsParam key="action" name="action1" value="deny"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="order" name="order1" value="1"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessControlEntry" name="ACE2">
<vnsAbsParam key="action" name="action2" value="permit"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="order" name="order2" value="2"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="protocol" name="protocol2">
<vnsAbsParam key="name_number" name="pNN2" value="icmp"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="internalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder name="IntAccessGroup" key="AccessGroup">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="outbound_access_list_name" name="iACG" targetName="ACL1"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="externalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder name="ExtAccessGroup" key="AccessGroup">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="inbound_access_list_name" name="oACG" targetName="ACL2"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Access Lists Using Dynamically Created EPG Network Objects

This XML example creates an access list that dynamically updates the object group membership in the ACL, where the object group corresponds to an End Point Group (EPG).

Note You must create the necessary AccessControlEntry in APIC.

ASA Configuration

access-list EPG_ACL extended permit ip object-group __$EPG$_web object-group __$EPG$_app
access-group EPG_ACL in interface externalIf

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessList" name="EPG_ACL">
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessControlEntry" name="EPG_ACE">
<vnsAbsParam key="action" name="action1" value="permit"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="order" name="order1" value="1"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="source_address" name="saddr1">
<vnsAbsParam key="epg_name" name="webEPG" value="tenantname-profilename-web"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="destination_address" name="daddr1">
<vnsAbsParam key="epg_name" name="appEPG" value="tenantname-profilename-app"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="externalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder name="access-group-EPG" key="AccessGroup">
<vnsAbsCfgRel name="name" key="inbound_access_list_name" targetName="EPG_ACL"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

IP Audit

This XML example sets up the IP audit attack configuration.

ASA Configuration

ip audit attack action drop

XML Example (Attack)

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="IPAudit" name="A">
<vnsDevParam key="IPAuditAttack" name="IPattack" value="drop"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

XML Example (Info)

This XML example also sets up the IP audit attack configuration.

ip audit attack action reset
<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="IPAudit" name="A">
<vnsDevParam key="IPAuditInfo" name="IPinfo" value="reset"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Logging

This XML example sets up the logging configuration.

ASA Configuration

logging enable
logging buffer-size 8192
logging buffered critical
logging trap alerts

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="LoggingConfig" name="Log">
<vnsDevParam key="enable_logging" name="enlog" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevParam key="buffered_level" name="bufflev" value="critical"/>
<vnsDevParam key="buffer_size" name="buffsize" value="8192"/>
<vnsDevParam key="trap_level" name="trap" value="1"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Static Route

This XML example sets up the static route configuration that is associated with an existing interface.

ASA Configuration

route internalIf 10.100.0.0 255.255.0.0 10.6.55.1 1

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="internalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder key="StaticRoute" name="InsideRTE1">
<vnsAbsFolder key="route" name="RouteIN1">
<vnsAbsParam key="network" name="network1" value="10.100.0.0"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="netmask" name="netmask1" value="255.255.0.0"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="gateway" name="gateway1" value="10.6.55.1"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="metric" name="metric1" value="1"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Basic Threat Detection

This XML example sets up a basic threat detection rate for an ACL drop.

ASA Configuration

threat-detection rate acl-drop rate-interval 600 average-rate 0 burst-rate 0

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="BasicThreatDetection" name="BasicTD">
<vnsDevParam key="basic_threat" name="Basic1" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevFolder key="BasicThreatDetectionRateAclDrop" name="BasicTDACL">
<vnsDevParam key="rate_interval" name="ri1" value="600"/>
<vnsDevParam key="average_rate" name="ar1" value="0"/>
<vnsDevParam key="burst_rate" name="br1" value="0"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Scanning Threat Detection

This XML example sets up the scanning threat detection rate.

ASA Configuration

threat-detection rate scanning-threat rate-interval 600 average-rate 100 burst-rate 40
threat-detection scanning-threat shun

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="ScanningThreatDetection" name="ScanTD1">
<vnsDevParam key="scanning_threat" name="Scan1" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevParam key="shun_status" name="Shun1" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevFolder key="ScanningThreatRate" name="ScanTDrate">
<vnsDevParam key="average_rate" name="ar1" value="100"/>
<vnsDevParam key="rate_interval" name="ri1" value="600"/>
<vnsDevParam key="burst_rate" name="br1" value="40"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
<vnsDevFolder key="ScanningThreatRate" name="ScanTDrate2">
<vnsDevParam key="average_rate" name="ar2" value="10"/>
<vnsDevParam key="rate_interval" name="ri2" value="660"/>
<vnsDevParam key="burst_rate" name="br2" value="20"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Advanced Threat Detection

This XML example sets up advanced threat detection statistics.

ASA Configuration

threat-detection statistics host
threat-detection statistics port number-of-rate 2
threat-detection statistics protocol number-of-rate 3
threat-detection statistics tcp-intercept rate-interval 50 burst-rate 200 average-rate 100

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="AdvancedThreatDetection" name="AdvScan" >
<vnsDevParam key="access_list" name="status5" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevFolder key="AdvancedThreatDetectionTcpIntercept" name="AdvScanTCPInt" >
<vnsDevParam key="status" name="AdvRateStatus" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevParam key="average_rate" name="AdvRate" value="100"/>
<vnsDevParam key="rate_interval" name="AdvRI" value="50"/>
<vnsDevParam key="burst_rate" name="AdvBR" value="200"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
<vnsDevFolder key="AdvancedThreatDetectionHost" name="AdvScanHost" >
<vnsDevParam key="status" name="HostStatus" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevParam key="number_of_rate" name="HostRate" value="1"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
<vnsDevFolder key="AdvancedThreatDetectionPort" name="AdvScanPort" >
<vnsDevParam key="status" name="PortStatus" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevParam key="number_of_rate" name="PortRate" value="2"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
<vnsDevFolder key="AdvancedThreatDetectionProtocol" name="AdvScanProtocol" >
<vnsDevParam key="status" name="ProtocolStatus" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevParam key="number_of_rate" name="ProtocolRate" value="3"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Protocol Timeouts

This XML example sets up the protocol timeout value for the connection timer.

ASA Configuration

timeout conn 2:00:59

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="Timeouts" name="TO">
<vnsDevParam key="Connection" name="conn1" value="2:0:59"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Network Time Protocol

This XML example turns on the Network Time Protocol (NTP) feature that defines the server to use.

ASA Configuration

ntp server 192.168.100.100 prefer

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="NTP" name="NTP">
<vnsDevFolder key="NTPServer" name="NTPServer">
<vnsDevParam key="server" name="server" value="192.168.100.100"/>
<vnsDevParam key="prefer" name="prefer" value="enable"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Smart Call-Home

This XML example turns on the Smart Call-Home feature with anonymous reporting.

ASA Configuration

call-home reporting anonymous

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="SmartCallHome" name="SmartCallHome">
<vnsDevParam key="anonymous_reporting" name="anonymous_reporting" value="enable"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Domain Name System

This XML example turns on the Domain Name System (DNS) feature, links it to the utility interface, and specifies which domain name and server IP to use.

ASA Configuration

Note You must preconfigure the utility interface on the ASA using the nameif management-utility command.

dns domain-lookup management-utility
dns server-group DefaultDNS
name-server 1.1.1.1
domain-name testDomain

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="DNS" name="DNS">
<vnsDevParam key="domain_name" name="domain_name" value="testDomain"/>
<vnsDevParam key="name_server" name="name_server" value="1.1.1.1"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Connection Limits

This XML example shows connection limits associated with interfaces (global connection limits are not supported), matches any traffic, and sets up the maximum number of connections that are allowed. Also included are connection limits on internal and external interfaces.

ASA Configuration

class-map connlimits_internalIf
match any
 
policy-map internalIf
class connlimits_internalIf
set connection conn-max 654 embryonic-conn-max 456
 
service-policy internalIf interface internalIf

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="internalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder key="ServicePolicy" name="ConLim-Policy">
<vnsAbsParam key="ServicePolicyState" name="PolicyState" value="enable"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="ConnectionLimits" name="ConnLim">
<vnsAbsFolder key="ConnectionSettings" name="ConnectionSettingsA">
<vnsAbsParam key="conn_max" name="conn_max" value="654"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="conn_max_embryonic" name="conn_max_embryonic" value="456"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Application Inspections

This XML example shows application inspections associated with interfaces (global application inspection is not supported), matches default inspection traffic, and enables HTTP inspection. Also included is application inspection on internal and external interfaces.

ASA Configuration

class-map inspection_internalIf
match default-inspection-traffic
 
policy-map internalIf
class inspection_internalIf
inspect http
 
service-policy internalIf interface internalIf

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="internalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder key="ServicePolicy" name="Inspection-Policy">
<vnsAbsParam key="ServicePolicyState" name="PolicyState" value="enable"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="ApplicationInspection" name="ApplicationInspection">
<vnsAbsFolder key="InspectionSettings" name="InspectionSettingsA">
<vnsAbsParam key="http" name="http" value="enable"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Global NetFlow

This XML example sets up the NetFlow feature. The example shows how to create a simple access list to which traffic is matched, creates a NetFlow object, and enables NetFlow globally for the NetFlow objects. Also included is NetFlow on internal and external interfaces.

ASA Configuration

class-map netflow_default
match any
 
flow-export destination management-utility 1.2.3.4 1024
flow-export template timeout-rate 120
flow-export delay flow-create 60
flow-export active refresh-interval 30
 
class netflow_default
flow-export event-type all destination 1.2.3.4

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="NetFlowObjects" name="ObjectA">
<vnsDevFolder key="TemplateAndCollectors" name="TemplateA">
<vnsDevParam key="template_timeout_rate" name="timeout" value="120"/>
<vnsDevParam key="delay_flow_create" name="delay" value="60"/>
<vnsDevParam key="active_refresh_interval" name="refresh" value="30"/>
<vnsDevFolder key="NetFlowCollectors" name="CollectorA">
<vnsDevParam key="status" name="status" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevParam key="host" name="host" value="1.2.3.4"/>
<vnsDevParam key="port" name="port" value="1024"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
<vnsDevFolder key="GlobalServicePolicy" name="GlobalPolicyA">
<vnsDevParam key="ServicePolicyState" name="PolicyState" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevFolder key="NetFlow" name="NetFlowPolicyA">
<vnsDevFolder key="NetFlowSettings" name="SettingA">
<vnsDevFolder key="ExportAllEvent" name="ExportAll">
<vnsDevParam key="status" name="status" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevParam key="event_destination" name="dest" value="1.2.3.4"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Network Address Translation

This XML example sets up the Network Address Translation (NAT) feature on the external interface, based on the previously created network objects, ilinux1 and olinux1.

ASA Configuration

nat (externalIf,internalIf) source static ilinux1 olinux1

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="NATList" name="ListA">
<vnsAbsFolder key="NATRule" name="RuleA">
<vnsAbsParam key="order" name="order" value="3"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="source_translation" name="source_trans">
<vnsAbsFolder key="mapped_object" name="mapped_object">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="object_name" name="map_name" targetName="olinux1"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="real_object" name="real_object">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="object_name" name="real_name" targetName="ilinux1"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsParam key="nat_type" name="nat_type" value="static"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFuncCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="NATPolicy" name="PolicyA">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="nat_list_name" name="nat_listA" targetName="ListA"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFuncCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Intrusion Prevention System

This XML example sets up the Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) feature. The example shows how to match traffic to a previously created access list, ACL1, and enables IPS as inline and fail-open. Also included is IPS on internal and global interfaces.

ASA Configuration

class-map ips_internalIf
match access-list ACL1
 
policy-map internalIf
class ips_internalIf
ips inline fail-open
 
service-policy internalIf interface internalIf

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="internalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder key="ServicePolicy" name="IPS-Policy">
<vnsAbsParam key="ServicePolicyState" name="PolicyState" value="enable"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="IPS" name="IPS">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="TrafficSelection" name="TrafficSelect" targetName="ACL1"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="IPSSettings" name="IPSSettingsA">
<vnsAbsParam key="operate_mode" name="operate_mode" value="inline"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="fail_mode" name="fail_mode" value="fail-open"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

SourceFire

This XML example shows a basic SourceFire configuration in fail-open and monitor-only mode.

ASA Configuration

access-list ACL1 extended permit ip any any
class-map sfr_internalIf
match access-list ACL1
policy-map internalIf
class sfr_internalIf
sfr fail-open monitor-only

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessList" name="ACL1">
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessControlEntry" name="ACE1">
<vnsAbsParam key="action" name="action1" value="permit"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="order" name="order1" value="1"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="internalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder key="ServicePolicy" name="SFR-Policy">
<vnsAbsParam key="ServicePolicyState" name="PolicyState" value="enable"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="SFR" name="SFR">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="TrafficSelection" name="TrafficSelect" targetName="ACL1"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="SFRSettings" name="SFRSettings">
<vnsAbsParam key="monitor_only" name="operate_mode" value="enable"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="fail_mode" name="fail_mode" value="fail-open"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Network Objects

This XML example sets up a network object with a host IP address and description.

ASA Configuration

object network ilinux1
host 192.168.1.48
description User1 laptop

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="NetworkObject" name="ilinux1">
<vnsAbsParam key="host_ip_address" name="host_ip_address" value="192.168.1.48"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="description" name="description" value="User1 laptop"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Network Object Groups

This XML example sets up a network object group with a group name and group objects.

ASA Configuration

object-group network Cisco-Network-Object-GroupA
description Cisco inside network
network-object host 192.168.1.51

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="NetworkObjectGroup" name="Cisco-Network-Object-GroupA">
<vnsAbsParam key="description" name="description" value="Cisco inside network"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="host_ip_address" name="host_ip_address" value="192.168.1.51"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

High Availability (Failover)

This XML example enables failover and specifies the failover interface and IP addresses.

ASA Configuration

failover
failover lan unit primary
failover lan interface fover GigabitEthernet0/0
failover interface ip fover 192.168.17.1 255.255.255.0 standby 192.168.17.2

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsLIf name="failover_lan">
<vnsRsMetaIf
tDn="uni/infra/mDev-CISCO-ASA-{dp_version}/mIfLbl-failover_lan"/>
<vnsRsCIfAtt
tDn="uni/tn-tenant1/lDevVip-Firewall/cDev-ASAP/cIf-[Gig0/0]"/>
</vnsLIf>
<vnsCDev name="ASAP">
<vnsDevFolder key="FailoverConfig" name="failover_config">
<vnsDevParam key="failover" name="failover" value="enable"/>
<vnsDevParam key="lan_unit" name="lan_unit" value="primary"/>
<vnsDevFolder key="failover_lan_interface" name="failover_lan">
<vnsDevParam key="interface_name" name="interface_name" value="fover"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
<vnsDevFolder key="failover_ip" name="failover_ip">
<vnsDevParam key="interface_name" name="interface_name" value="fover"/>
<vnsDevParam key="active_ip" name="primary_ip" value="192.168.17.1"/>
<vnsDevParam key="netmask" name="netmask" value="255.255.255.0"/>
<vnsDevParam key="standby_ip" name="secondary_ip" value="192.168.17.2"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsCDev>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>
 

TCP Service Reset

This XML example sends a Reset Reply for Denied Inbound/Outbound TCP Packets.

ASA Configuration

service resetinbound | resetoutbount interface interface_name

XML Example

<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="Interface" name="externalIf">
<vnsAbsFolder name="TCPOpt" key="TCPOptions">"
<vnsAbsParam key="inbound_reset" name="reset" value="disable"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>
 

Support for Cisco TrustSec

Creating a Security Object Group

ASA Configuration

test_SecurityObjCreate = '''\
object-group security coke_sec_obj
security-group name mktg
'''

XML Example

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="SecurityObjectGroup" name="coke_sec_obj">
<vnsAbsParam key="security_group_name" name="sg1" value="mktg"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>

Creating a Security Group ACL

ASA Configuration 1

access-list FROM_OUTSIDE extended permit icmp object-group-security coke-sec-obj any any

XLM Example 1

<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1\">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessList" name="FROM-OUTSIDE">
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessControlEntry" name="ACE1">
<vnsAbsParam key="action" name="action1" value="permit"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="order" name="order1" value="1"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="protocol" name="prot1">
<vnsAbsParam key="name_number" name="NN" value="icmp"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="source_security_group" name="security_group_name">
<vnsAbsParam key="security_group_name" name="security_group_name" value="coke-sec-obj"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>
 
 
ASA Configuration 2
 
access-list TEST-ACL extended permit tcp object-group-security paris any any eq 800

XML Example 2

 
<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1\">
<vnsAbsGraph name = "WebGraph">
<vnsAbsNode name = "FW1">
<vnsAbsDevCfg>
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessList" name="TEST-ACL">
<vnsAbsFolder key="AccessControlEntry" name="ACE1">
<vnsAbsParam key="action" name="action1" value="permit"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="order" name="order10" value="10"/>
<vnsAbsFolder key="protocol" name="protocol">
<vnsAbsParam key="name_number" name="name_number" value="tcp"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="source_security_group" name="source_security_group">
<vnsAbsCfgRel key="security_object_group" name="security_object_group" targetName="paris"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
<vnsAbsFolder key="destination_service" name="destination_service">
<vnsAbsParam key="high_port" name="high_port" value="2000"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="low_port" name="low_port" value="800"/>
<vnsAbsParam key="operator" name="operator" value="eq"/>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsFolder>
</vnsAbsDevCfg>
</vnsAbsNode>
</vnsAbsGraph>
</fvTenant>
</polUni

Configuring an ISE AAA-Server for TrustSec

ASA Configuration

aaa-server __$ISEServer$__ protocol radius
aaa-server __$ISEServer$__ (management) host 192.168.102.241
key *****
 
cts server-group __$ISEServer$__

XLM Example

test1_trustSecxml='''\
<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="TrustSec" name="TrustSec">
<vnsDevFolder key="ISEServerGroup" name="ise">
<vnsDevFolder key="AAAServer" name="ise">
<vnsDevParam key="host" name="host" value="192.168.102.241"/>
<vnsDevParam key="key" name="key" value="cisco123"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>
'''

Manually Assigning a Security Group Tag (SGT) to an IP Host Mapping

ASA Configuration

cts role-based sgt-map 30.30.30.100 sgt 100
cts role-based sgt-map 2001:3030:30::112 sgt 65519
 
XLM Example
 
test2_trustSecxml='''\
<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="TrustSec" name="TrustSec">
<vnsDevFolder key="TrustSecSGTMap" name="SGTMap">
<vnsDevParam key="ip_address" name="ip_address" value="30.30.30.100"/>
<vnsDevParam key="security_group_tag" name="tag" value="100"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
<vnsDevFolder key="TrustSecSGTMap" name="SGTMap2">
<vnsDevParam key="ip_address" name="ip_address" value="2001:3030:30::112"/>
<vnsDevParam key="security_group_tag" name="tag" value="65519"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>
'''
 

Configuring TrustSec SXP to Get a SGT From an AAA-Server

ASA Configuration

cts sxp enable
cts sxp default password *****
cts sxp reconciliation period 60
cts sxp retry period 60

XLM Example

test3_trustSecxml='''\
<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="TrustSec" name="TrustSec">
<vnsDevFolder key="SXP" name="SXP">
<vnsDevParam key="default_password" name="default_password" value="cisco123"/>
<vnsDevParam key="retry_period" name="retry_period" value="60"/>
<vnsDevParam key="enable" name="enable" value="true"/>
<vnsDevParam key="reconciliation_period" name="reconciliation_period" value="60"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>
'''
 

Configuring a SXP Listener and Speaker

ASA Configuration

cts sxp connection peer 2001:3030:30::112 password default mode local listener
cts sxp connection peer 192.168.102.240 password default mode local listener

XLM Example

test4_trustSecxml='''\
<polUni>
<fvTenant name="tenant1">
<vnsLDevVip name="Firewall">
<vnsDevFolder key="TrustSec" name="TrustSec">
<vnsDevFolder key="SXP" name="SXP">
<vnsDevFolder key="peer" name="peer">
<vnsDevParam key="password" name="password" value="default"/>
<vnsDevParam key="ip_address" name="ip_address" value="192.168.102.240"/>
<vnsDevParam key="mode" name="mode" value="local"/>
<vnsDevParam key="role" name="mode" value="listener"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
<vnsDevFolder key="peer" name="peer2">
<vnsDevParam key="password" name="password" value="default"/>
<vnsDevParam key="ip_address" name="ip_address" value="2001:3030:30::112"/>
<vnsDevParam key="mode" name="mode" value="local"/>
<vnsDevParam key="role" name="mode" value="listener"/>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsDevFolder>
</vnsLDevVip>
</fvTenant>
</polUni>
'''
 
 

 

 

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