HPE FlexNetwork 5510 HI Series

HPE FlexNetwork 5510 HI Series

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Request timed out.

Ping statistics for 10.0.0.1:

Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 0, Lost = 4 (100% loss),

The output shows that ACL 3000 has been assigned to port GigabitEthernet 1/0/1 to deny access to

the FTP server.

Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Configuring AAA14
- Overview14
- FIPS Compliance29
- AAA Configuration Considerations and Task List30
- Configuring AAA Schemes31
- Configuring AAA Methods for ISP Domains56
- Enabling the Session-Control Feature61
- Setting the Maximum Number of Concurrent Login Users61
- Configuring a NAS-ID Profile61
- Displaying and Maintaining AAA62
- AAA Configuration Examples62
- Troubleshooting RADIUS74
- Troubleshooting HWTACACS75
- Troubleshooting LDAP75
  - LDAP Authentication Failure75
802.1X Overview77
- 802.1X Architecture77
- Controlled/Uncontrolled Port and Port Authorization Status77
- 802.1X-Related Protocols78
  - Packet Formats78
  - EAP over RADIUS79
- 802.1X Authentication Initiation80
  - 802.1X Client as the Initiator80
  - Access Device as the Initiator80
- 802.1X Authentication Procedures81
Configuring 802.1X85
- Access Control Methods85
- 802.1X VLAN Manipulation85
  - Authorization VLAN85
  - Guest VLAN87
  - Auth-Fail VLAN88
  - Critical VLAN89
  - Critical Voice VLAN91
- Using 802.1X Authentication with Other Features92
  - ACL Assignment92
  - User Profile Assignment92
  - EAD Assistant92
- Configuration Prerequisites93
- 802.1X Configuration Task List93
- Enabling 802.1X93
- Enabling EAP Relay or EAP Termination94
- Setting the Port Authorization State95
- Specifying an Access Control Method95
- Setting the Maximum Number of Concurrent 802.1X Users on a Port95
- Setting the Maximum Number of Authentication Request Attempts96
- Setting the Maximum Number of 802.1X Authentication Attempts for MAC Authenticated Users96
- Setting the 802.1X Authentication Timeout Timers96
- Configuring the Online User Handshake Feature97
  - Configuration Guidelines97
  - Configuration Procedure98
- Configuring the Authentication Trigger Feature98
  - Configuration Guidelines98
- Specifying a Mandatory Authentication Domain on a Port99
- Configuring the Quiet Timer99
- Enabling the Periodic Online User Reauthentication Feature100
- Configuring an 802.1X Guest VLAN100
  - Configuration Guidelines100
  - Configuration Prerequisites101
  - Configuration Procedure101
- Enabling 802.1X Guest VLAN Assignment Delay101
- Configuring an 802.1X Auth-Fail VLAN102
  - Configuration Guidelines102
  - Configuration Prerequisites103
  - Configuration Procedure103
- Configuring an 802.1X Critical VLAN103
  - Configuration Guidelines103
  - Configuring the 802.1X Critical VLAN on a Port104
  - Sending EAP-Success Packets to Users in the 802.1X Critical VLAN104
- Enabling the 802.1X Critical Voice VLAN104
  - Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines104
  - Configuration Prerequisites105
  - Configuration Procedure105
- Specifying Supported Domain Name Delimiters105
- Configuring the EAD Assistant Feature106
- Displaying and Maintaining 802.1X106
- 802.1X Authentication Configuration Examples107
  - Basic 802.1X Authentication Configuration Example107
  - Guest VLAN and Authorization VLAN Configuration Example109
  - 802.1X with ACL Assignment Configuration Example111
  - 802.1X with EAD Assistant Configuration Example113
- Troubleshooting 802.1X115
  - EAD Assistant for Web Browser Users115
Configuring MAC Authentication116
- Overview116
- Configuration Prerequisites119
- Configuration Task List120
- Enabling MAC Authentication120
- Specifying a MAC Authentication Domain121
- Configuring the User Account Format121
- Configuring MAC Authentication Timers121
- Setting the Maximum Number of Concurrent MAC Authentication Users on a Port122
- Enabling MAC Authentication Multi-VLAN Mode on a Port122
- Configuring MAC Authentication Delay123
- Enabling Parallel Processing of MAC Authentication and 802.1X Authentication123
  - Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines124
  - Configuration Procedure124
- Configuring a MAC Authentication Guest VLAN124
- Configuring a MAC Authentication Critical VLAN125
- Enabling the MAC Authentication Critical Voice VLAN126
  - Configuration Prerequisites126
  - Configuration Procedure127
- Configuring the Keep-Online Feature127
- Enabling MAC Authentication Offline Detection127
- Displaying and Maintaining MAC Authentication128
- MAC Authentication Configuration Examples128
Configuring Portal Authentication136
- Overview136
- Portal Configuration Task List142
- Configuration Prerequisites142
- Configuring a Portal Authentication Server143
- Configuring a Portal Web Server143
- Enabling Portal Authentication on an Interface144
  - Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines144
  - Configuration Procedure144
- Referencing a Portal Web Server for an Interface145
- Controlling Portal User Access145
- Configuring Portal Detection Features149
- Configuring the Portal Fail-Permit Feature152
- Configuring BAS-IP for Portal Packets Sent to the Portal Authentication Server153
- Applying a NAS-ID Profile to an Interface154
- Enabling Portal Roaming154
- Logging out Portal Users155
- Configuring the Local Portal Web Server Feature155
  - Customizing Authentication Pages155
  - Configuring a Local Portal Web Server157
- Displaying and Maintaining Portal158
- Portal Configuration Examples158
- Troubleshooting Portal195
Configuring Port Security198
- Overview198
  - Port Security Features198
  - Port Security Modes198
- Configuration Task List201
- Enabling Port Security201
- Setting Port Security's Limit on the Number of Secure MAC Addresses on a Port202
- Setting the Port Security Mode202
- Configuring Port Security Features203
  - Configuring NTK203
  - Configuring Intrusion Protection204
- Configuring Secure MAC Addresses204
  - Configuration Prerequisites205
  - Configuration Procedure205
- Ignoring Authorization Information from the Server206
- Enabling MAC Move206
- Applying a NAS-ID Profile to Port Security207
- Enabling the Authorization-Fail-Offline Feature207
- Enabling SNMP Notifications for Port Security208
- Displaying and Maintaining Port Security208
- Port Security Configuration Examples209
- Troubleshooting Port Security217
  - Cannot Set the Port Security Mode217
  - Cannot Configure Secure MAC Addresses218
Configuring Password Control219
- Overview219
- FIPS Compliance222
- Password Control Configuration Task List222
- Enabling Password Control222
- Setting Global Password Control Parameters223
- Setting User Group Password Control Parameters224
- Setting Local User Password Control Parameters225
- Setting Super Password Control Parameters225
- Displaying and Maintaining Password Control226
- Password Control Configuration Example226
Managing Public Keys230
- Overview230
- FIPS Compliance230
- Creating a Local Key Pair230
- Distributing a Local Host Public Key232
  - Exporting a Host Public Key232
  - Displaying a Host Public Key232
- Destroying a Local Key Pair233
- Configuring a Peer Host Public Key233
  - Importing a Peer Host Public Key from a Public Key File233
  - Entering a Peer Host Public Key234
- Displaying and Maintaining Public Keys234
- Examples of Public Key Management234
  - Example for Entering a Peer Host Public Key234
  - Example for Importing a Public Key from a Public Key File236
Configuring PKI239
- Overview239
- FIPS Compliance242
- PKI Configuration Task List242
- Configuring a PKI Entity242
- Configuring a PKI Domain243
- Requesting a Certificate245
- Aborting a Certificate Request247
- Obtaining Certificates247
- Verifying PKI Certificates248
  - Verifying Certificates with CRL Checking248
  - Verifying Certificates Without CRL Checking249
- Specifying the Storage Path for the Certificates and Crls249
- Exporting Certificates250
- Removing a Certificate250
- Configuring a Certificate-Based Access Control Policy251
- Displaying and Maintaining PKI252
- PKI Configuration Examples252
- Troubleshooting PKI Configuration266
Configuring Ipsec272
- Overview272
- FIPS Compliance276
- Ipsec Tunnel Establishment276
- Implementing ACL-Based Ipsec277
- Configuring Ipsec for Ipv6 Routing Protocols290
  - Configuration Task List290
  - Configuring a Manual Ipsec Profile291
- Configuring SNMP Notifications for Ipsec292
- Displaying and Maintaining Ipsec293
- Ipsec Configuration Examples293
Configuring IKE303
- Overview303
- FIPS Compliance305
- IKE Configuration Prerequisites305
- IKE Configuration Task List305
- Configuring an IKE Profile306
- Configuring an IKE Proposal308
- Configuring an IKE Keychain309
- Configuring the Global Identity Information310
- Configuring the IKE Keepalive Feature311
- Configuring the IKE NAT Keepalive Feature311
- Configuring IKE DPD311
- Enabling Invalid SPI Recovery312
- Setting the Maximum Number of IKE Sas313
- Configuring SNMP Notifications for IKE313
- Displaying and Maintaining IKE314
- IKE Configuration Examples314
  - Main Mode IKE with Pre-Shared Key Authentication Configuration Example314
  - Verifying the Configuration317
- Troubleshooting IKE317
Configuring Ikev2322
- Overview322
- Feature and Software Version Compatibility323
- Ikev2 Configuration Task List324
- Configuring an Ikev2 Profile324
- Configuring an Ikev2 Policy327
- Configuring an Ikev2 Proposal327
- Configuring an Ikev2 Keychain329
- Configure Global Ikev2 Parameters330
- Displaying and Maintaining Ikev2331
- Ikev2 Configuration Examples331
  - Ikev2 with Pre-Shared Key Authentication Configuration Example331
  - Ikev2 with RSA Signature Authentication Configuration Example334
- Troubleshooting Ikev2339
Configuring SSH341
- Overview341
- Feature and Software Version Compatibility344
- FIPS Compliance344
- Configuring the Device as an SSH Server344
- Configuring the Device as an Stelnet Client351
- Configuring the Device as an SFTP Client355
- Configuring the Device as an SCP Client361
  - Establishing a Connection to an SCP Server361
  - Establishing a Connection to an SCP Server Based on Suite B364
- Specifying Algorithms for SSH2364
- Displaying and Maintaining SSH366
- Stelnet Configuration Examples366
- SFTP Configuration Examples384
- SCP Configuration Examples394
  - SCP File Transfer with Password Authentication394
  - SCP Configuration Example Based on Suite B Algorithms396
- NETCONF over SSH Configuration Example with Password Authentication403
Configuring SSL406
- Overview406
  - SSL Security Services406
  - SSL Protocol Stack406
- FIPS Compliance407
- SSL Configuration Task List407
- Configuring an SSL Server Policy407
- Configuring an SSL Client Policy410
- Displaying and Maintaining SSL412
Configuring IP Source Guard413
- Overview413
  - Static IPSG Bindings413
  - Dynamic IPSG Bindings414
- IPSG Configuration Task List414
- Configuring the Ipv4Sg Feature415
  - Enabling Ipv4Sg on an Interface415
  - Configuring a Static Ipv4Sg Binding415
- Configuring the Ipv6Sg Feature416
  - Enabling Ipv6Sg on an Interface416
  - Configuring a Static Ipv6Sg Binding417
- Displaying and Maintaining IPSG418
- IPSG Configuration Examples418
Configuring ARP Attack Protection424
- ARP Attack Protection Configuration Task List424
- Configuring Unresolvable IP Attack Protection424
- Configuring ARP Packet Rate Limit426
  - Configuration Guidelines427
  - Configuration Procedure427
- Configuring Source MAC-Based ARP Attack Detection427
- Configuring ARP Packet Source MAC Consistency Check429
- Configuring ARP Active Acknowledgement430
- Configuring Authorized ARP430
- Configuring ARP Attack Detection433
- Configuring ARP Scanning and Fixed ARP439
  - Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines439
  - Configuration Procedure440
- Configuring ARP Gateway Protection440
  - Configuration Guidelines440
  - Configuration Example441
- Configuring ARP Filtering441
Configuring MFF444
- Overview444
- Configuring MFF446
- Displaying and Maintaining MFF447
- MFF Configuration Examples448
  - Manual-Mode MFF Configuration Example in a Tree Network448
  - Manual-Mode MFF Configuration Example in a Ring Network449
Configuring Urpf451
- Overview451
- Enabling Urpf454
- Displaying and Maintaining Urpf454
- Urpf Configuration Example455
Configuring Crypto Engines456
- Overview456
- Displaying and Maintaining Crypto Engines456
Configuring FIPS457
- Overview457
- Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines457
- Configuring FIPS Mode458
- FIPS Self-Tests460
- Displaying and Maintaining FIPS462
- FIPS Configuration Examples462
Configuring User Profiles467
- Overview467
- Configuration Task List467
- Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines467
- Creating a User Profile467
- Configuring Parameters for a User Profile468
  - Configuring Qos Parameters for Traffic Management468
- Displaying and Maintaining User Profiles468
- User Profile Configuration Examples468
  - Local 802.1X Authentication/Authorization with Qos Policy Configuration Example468
Configuring Attack Detection and Prevention473
- Overview473
- Configuring TCP Fragment Attack Prevention473
Configuring Macsec474
- Overview474
- Compatibility Information477
  - Feature and Hardware Compatibility477
  - Feature and Software Version Compatibility477
- Macsec Configuration Task List478
- Enabling MKA478
- Enabling Macsec Desire478
- Configuring a Preshared Key479
- Configuring the MKA Key Server Priority479
- Configuring Macsec Protection Parameters in Interface View480
- Configuring Macsec Protection Parameters by MKA Policy481
  - Configuring an MKA Policy481
  - Applying an MKA Policy482
- Displaying and Maintaining Macsec482
- Macsec Configuration Examples483
  - Client-Oriented Macsec Configuration Example483
  - Device-Oriented Macsec Configuration Example486
- Troubleshooting Macsec489
Configuring ND Attack Defense490
- Overview490
- Feature and Software Version Compatibility490
- ND Attack Defense Configuration Task List490
- Configuring ND Attack Detection491
- Configuring RA Guard494
Document Conventions and Icons498
- Conventions498
- Network Topology Icons499
Support and Other Resources500
- Accessing Hewlett Packard Enterprise Support500
- Accessing Updates500
Index503