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Figure 102
Specifying
the preferred SSH version
e.
Selec
t
Connec
tion
>
SSH
>
Auth
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The
window
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Figure 103
appears.
f.
Click
B
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…
to bring up the f
ile selection window,
navigate to t
he private key file
(
private.ppk
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and click
OK
.
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Specify
ing the private key
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
Configuring AAA
14
Overview
14
Radius
15
Hwtacacs
19
Ldap
22
AAA Implementation on the Device
24
AAA for MPLS L3Vpns
26
Protocols and Standards
26
RADIUS Attributes
27
FIPS Compliance
29
AAA Configuration Considerations and Task List
30
Configuring AAA Schemes
31
Configuring Local Users
31
Configuring RADIUS Schemes
35
Configuring HWTACACS Schemes
46
Configuring LDAP Schemes
53
Configuring AAA Methods for ISP Domains
56
Configuration Prerequisites
56
Creating an ISP Domain
56
Configuring ISP Domain Attributes
57
Configuring Authentication Methods for an ISP Domain
57
Configuring Authorization Methods for an ISP Domain
58
Configuring Accounting Methods for an ISP Domain
60
Enabling the Session-Control Feature
61
Setting the Maximum Number of Concurrent Login Users
61
Configuring a NAS-ID Profile
61
Displaying and Maintaining AAA
62
AAA Configuration Examples
62
AAA for SSH Users by an HWTACACS Server
62
Local Authentication, HWTACACS Authorization, and RADIUS Accounting for SSH Users
63
Authentication and Authorization for SSH Users by a RADIUS Server
65
Authentication for SSH Users by an LDAP Server
69
Troubleshooting RADIUS
74
RADIUS Authentication Failure
74
RADIUS Packet Delivery Failure
74
RADIUS Accounting Error
75
Troubleshooting HWTACACS
75
Troubleshooting LDAP
75
LDAP Authentication Failure
75
802.1X Overview
77
802.1X Architecture
77
Controlled/Uncontrolled Port and Port Authorization Status
77
802.1X-Related Protocols
78
Packet Formats
78
EAP over RADIUS
79
802.1X Authentication Initiation
80
802.1X Client as the Initiator
80
Access Device as the Initiator
80
802.1X Authentication Procedures
81
Comparing EAP Relay and EAP Termination
81
EAP Relay
82
EAP Termination
83
Configuring 802.1X
85
Access Control Methods
85
802.1X VLAN Manipulation
85
Authorization VLAN
85
Guest VLAN
87
Auth-Fail VLAN
88
Critical VLAN
89
Critical Voice VLAN
91
Using 802.1X Authentication with Other Features
92
ACL Assignment
92
User Profile Assignment
92
EAD Assistant
92
Configuration Prerequisites
93
802.1X Configuration Task List
93
Enabling 802.1X
93
Enabling EAP Relay or EAP Termination
94
Setting the Port Authorization State
95
Specifying an Access Control Method
95
Setting the Maximum Number of Concurrent 802.1X Users on a Port
95
Setting the Maximum Number of Authentication Request Attempts
96
Setting the Maximum Number of 802.1X Authentication Attempts for MAC Authenticated Users
96
Setting the 802.1X Authentication Timeout Timers
96
Configuring the Online User Handshake Feature
97
Configuration Guidelines
97
Configuration Procedure
98
Configuring the Authentication Trigger Feature
98
Configuration Guidelines
98
Specifying a Mandatory Authentication Domain on a Port
99
Configuring the Quiet Timer
99
Enabling the Periodic Online User Reauthentication Feature
100
Configuring an 802.1X Guest VLAN
100
Configuration Guidelines
100
Configuration Prerequisites
101
Configuration Procedure
101
Enabling 802.1X Guest VLAN Assignment Delay
101
Configuring an 802.1X Auth-Fail VLAN
102
Configuration Guidelines
102
Configuration Prerequisites
103
Configuration Procedure
103
Configuring an 802.1X Critical VLAN
103
Configuration Guidelines
103
Configuring the 802.1X Critical VLAN on a Port
104
Sending EAP-Success Packets to Users in the 802.1X Critical VLAN
104
Enabling the 802.1X Critical Voice VLAN
104
Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines
104
Configuration Prerequisites
105
Configuration Procedure
105
Specifying Supported Domain Name Delimiters
105
Configuring the EAD Assistant Feature
106
Displaying and Maintaining 802.1X
106
802.1X Authentication Configuration Examples
107
Basic 802.1X Authentication Configuration Example
107
Guest VLAN and Authorization VLAN Configuration Example
109
802.1X with ACL Assignment Configuration Example
111
802.1X with EAD Assistant Configuration Example
113
Troubleshooting 802.1X
115
EAD Assistant for Web Browser Users
115
Configuring MAC Authentication
116
Overview
116
User Account Policies
116
Authentication Methods
116
VLAN Assignment
117
ACL Assignment
118
User Profile Assignment
119
Periodic MAC Reauthentication
119
Configuration Prerequisites
119
Configuration Task List
120
Enabling MAC Authentication
120
Specifying a MAC Authentication Domain
121
Configuring the User Account Format
121
Configuring MAC Authentication Timers
121
Setting the Maximum Number of Concurrent MAC Authentication Users on a Port
122
Enabling MAC Authentication Multi-VLAN Mode on a Port
122
Configuring MAC Authentication Delay
123
Enabling Parallel Processing of MAC Authentication and 802.1X Authentication
123
Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines
124
Configuration Procedure
124
Configuring a MAC Authentication Guest VLAN
124
Configuring a MAC Authentication Critical VLAN
125
Enabling the MAC Authentication Critical Voice VLAN
126
Configuration Prerequisites
126
Configuration Procedure
127
Configuring the Keep-Online Feature
127
Enabling MAC Authentication Offline Detection
127
Displaying and Maintaining MAC Authentication
128
MAC Authentication Configuration Examples
128
Local MAC Authentication Configuration Example
128
RADIUS-Based MAC Authentication Configuration Example
130
ACL Assignment Configuration Example
132
Configuring Portal Authentication
136
Overview
136
Extended Portal Functions
136
Portal System Components
136
Portal System Using the Local Portal Web Server
138
Interaction between Portal System Components
138
Portal Authentication Modes
139
Portal Authentication Process
140
Portal Configuration Task List
142
Configuration Prerequisites
142
Configuring a Portal Authentication Server
143
Configuring a Portal Web Server
143
Enabling Portal Authentication on an Interface
144
Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines
144
Configuration Procedure
144
Referencing a Portal Web Server for an Interface
145
Controlling Portal User Access
145
Configuring a Portal-Free Rule
145
Configuring an Authentication Source Subnet
146
Configuring an Authentication Destination Subnet
147
Setting the Maximum Number of Portal Users
148
Specifying a Portal Authentication Domain
148
Configuring Portal Detection Features
149
Configuring Online Detection of Portal Users
149
Configuring Portal Authentication Server Detection
150
Configuring Portal Web Server Detection
151
Configuring Portal User Synchronization
151
Configuring the Portal Fail-Permit Feature
152
Configuring BAS-IP for Portal Packets Sent to the Portal Authentication Server
153
Applying a NAS-ID Profile to an Interface
154
Enabling Portal Roaming
154
Logging out Portal Users
155
Configuring the Local Portal Web Server Feature
155
Customizing Authentication Pages
155
Configuring a Local Portal Web Server
157
Displaying and Maintaining Portal
158
Portal Configuration Examples
158
Configuring Direct Portal Authentication
158
Authentication Server
165
Configuring Re-DHCP Portal Authentication
166
Configuring Cross-Subnet Portal Authentication
169
Configuring Extended Direct Portal Authentication
172
Configuring Extended Re-DHCP Portal Authentication
175
Configuring Extended Cross-Subnet Portal Authentication
179
Configuring Portal Server Detection and Portal User Synchronization
182
Configuring Cross-Subnet Portal Authentication for MPLS L3Vpns
190
Configuring Direct Portal Authentication Using Local Portal Web Server
192
Troubleshooting Portal
195
No Portal Authentication Page Is Pushed for Users
195
Cannot Log out Portal Users on the Access Device
195
Cannot Log out Portal Users on the RADIUS Server
196
Users Logged out by the Access Device Still Exist on the Portal Authentication Server
196
Re-DHCP Portal Authenticated Users Cannot Log in Successfully
197
Configuring Port Security
198
Overview
198
Port Security Features
198
Port Security Modes
198
Configuration Task List
201
Enabling Port Security
201
Setting Port Security's Limit on the Number of Secure MAC Addresses on a Port
202
Setting the Port Security Mode
202
Configuring Port Security Features
203
Configuring NTK
203
Configuring Intrusion Protection
204
Configuring Secure MAC Addresses
204
Configuration Prerequisites
205
Configuration Procedure
205
Ignoring Authorization Information from the Server
206
Enabling MAC Move
206
Applying a NAS-ID Profile to Port Security
207
Enabling the Authorization-Fail-Offline Feature
207
Enabling SNMP Notifications for Port Security
208
Displaying and Maintaining Port Security
208
Port Security Configuration Examples
209
Autolearn Configuration Example
209
Userloginwithoui Configuration Example
211
Configure Port Security
212
Macaddresselseuserloginsecure Configuration Example
214
Troubleshooting Port Security
217
Cannot Set the Port Security Mode
217
Cannot Configure Secure MAC Addresses
218
Configuring Password Control
219
Overview
219
Password Setting
219
Password Updating and Expiration
220
User Login Control
221
Password Not Displayed in any Form
221
Logging
221
FIPS Compliance
222
Password Control Configuration Task List
222
Enabling Password Control
222
Setting Global Password Control Parameters
223
Setting User Group Password Control Parameters
224
Setting Local User Password Control Parameters
225
Setting Super Password Control Parameters
225
Displaying and Maintaining Password Control
226
Password Control Configuration Example
226
Network Requirements
226
Configuration Procedure
227
Verifying the Configuration
228
Managing Public Keys
230
Overview
230
FIPS Compliance
230
Creating a Local Key Pair
230
Distributing a Local Host Public Key
232
Exporting a Host Public Key
232
Displaying a Host Public Key
232
Destroying a Local Key Pair
233
Configuring a Peer Host Public Key
233
Importing a Peer Host Public Key from a Public Key File
233
Entering a Peer Host Public Key
234
Displaying and Maintaining Public Keys
234
Examples of Public Key Management
234
Example for Entering a Peer Host Public Key
234
Example for Importing a Public Key from a Public Key File
236
Configuring PKI
239
Overview
239
PKI Terminology
239
PKI Architecture
240
PKI Operation
240
PKI Applications
241
Support for MPLS L3VPN
241
FIPS Compliance
242
PKI Configuration Task List
242
Configuring a PKI Entity
242
Configuring a PKI Domain
243
Requesting a Certificate
245
Configuration Guidelines
245
Configuring Automatic Certificate Request
246
Manually Requesting a Certificate
246
Aborting a Certificate Request
247
Obtaining Certificates
247
Configuration Prerequisites
247
Configuration Guidelines
247
Configuration Procedure
248
Verifying PKI Certificates
248
Verifying Certificates with CRL Checking
248
Verifying Certificates Without CRL Checking
249
Specifying the Storage Path for the Certificates and Crls
249
Exporting Certificates
250
Removing a Certificate
250
Configuring a Certificate-Based Access Control Policy
251
Displaying and Maintaining PKI
252
PKI Configuration Examples
252
Requesting a Certificate from an RSA Keon CA Server
252
Requesting a Certificate from a Windows Server 2003 CA Server
255
Requesting a Certificate from an Openca Server
258
Certificate Import and Export Configuration Example
261
Troubleshooting PKI Configuration
266
Failed to Obtain the CA Certificate
267
Failed to Obtain Local Certificates
267
Failed to Request Local Certificates
268
Failed to Obtain Crls
268
Failed to Import the CA Certificate
269
Failed to Import a Local Certificate
270
Failed to Export Certificates
270
Failed to Set the Storage Path
271
Configuring Ipsec
272
Overview
272
Security Protocols and Encapsulation Modes
273
Security Association
274
Authentication and Encryption
275
Ipsec Implementation
275
Protocols and Standards
276
FIPS Compliance
276
Ipsec Tunnel Establishment
276
Implementing ACL-Based Ipsec
277
Feature Restrictions and Guidelines
277
ACL-Based Ipsec Configuration Task List
277
Configuring an ACL
278
Configuring an Ipsec Transform Set
278
Configuring a Manual Ipsec Policy
280
Configuring an IKE-Based Ipsec Policy
282
Applying an Ipsec Policy to an Interface
286
Enabling ACL Checking for De-Encapsulated Packets
286
Configuring Ipsec Anti-Replay
287
Configuring Ipsec Anti-Replay Redundancy
287
Binding a Source Interface to an Ipsec Policy
288
Enabling Qos Pre-Classify
289
Enabling Logging of Ipsec Packets
289
Configuring the DF Bit of Ipsec Packets
289
Configuring Ipsec for Ipv6 Routing Protocols
290
Configuration Task List
290
Configuring a Manual Ipsec Profile
291
Configuring SNMP Notifications for Ipsec
292
Displaying and Maintaining Ipsec
293
Ipsec Configuration Examples
293
Configuring a Manual Mode Ipsec Tunnel for Ipv4 Packets
293
Configuring an IKE-Based Ipsec Tunnel for Ipv4 Packets
296
Configuring Ipsec for Ripng
298
Configuring IKE
303
Overview
303
IKE Negotiation Process
303
IKE Security Mechanism
304
Protocols and Standards
305
FIPS Compliance
305
IKE Configuration Prerequisites
305
IKE Configuration Task List
305
Configuring an IKE Profile
306
Configuring an IKE Proposal
308
Configuring an IKE Keychain
309
Configuring the Global Identity Information
310
Configuring the IKE Keepalive Feature
311
Configuring the IKE NAT Keepalive Feature
311
Configuring IKE DPD
311
Enabling Invalid SPI Recovery
312
Setting the Maximum Number of IKE Sas
313
Configuring SNMP Notifications for IKE
313
Displaying and Maintaining IKE
314
IKE Configuration Examples
314
Main Mode IKE with Pre-Shared Key Authentication Configuration Example
314
Verifying the Configuration
317
Troubleshooting IKE
317
IKE Negotiation Failed Because no Matching IKE Proposals Were Found
317
IKE Negotiation Failed Because no IKE Proposals or IKE Keychains Are Specified Correctly
317
Ipsec SA Negotiation Failed Because no Matching Ipsec Transform Sets Were Found
318
Ipsec SA Negotiation Failed Due to Invalid Identity Information
318
Configuring Ikev2
322
Overview
322
Ikev2 Negotiation Process
322
New Features in Ikev2
323
Protocols and Standards
323
Feature and Software Version Compatibility
323
Ikev2 Configuration Task List
324
Configuring an Ikev2 Profile
324
Configuring an Ikev2 Policy
327
Configuring an Ikev2 Proposal
327
Configuring an Ikev2 Keychain
329
Configure Global Ikev2 Parameters
330
Enabling the Cookie Challenging Feature
330
Configuring the Ikev2 DPD Feature
330
Configuring the Ikev2 NAT Keepalive Feature
330
Displaying and Maintaining Ikev2
331
Ikev2 Configuration Examples
331
Ikev2 with Pre-Shared Key Authentication Configuration Example
331
Ikev2 with RSA Signature Authentication Configuration Example
334
Troubleshooting Ikev2
339
Ikev2 Negotiation Failed Because no Matching Ikev2 Proposals Were Found
339
Ipsec SA Negotiation Failed Because no Matching Ipsec Transform Sets Were Found
339
Ipsec Tunnel Establishment Failed
339
Configuring SSH
341
Overview
341
How SSH Works
341
SSH Authentication Methods
342
SSH Support for Suite B
343
Feature and Software Version Compatibility
344
FIPS Compliance
344
Configuring the Device as an SSH Server
344
SSH Server Configuration Task List
344
Generating Local Key Pairs
345
Enabling the Stelnet Server
345
Enabling the SFTP Server
346
Enabling the SCP Server
346
Configuring NETCONF over SSH
346
Configuring User Lines for SSH Login
347
Configuring a Client's Host Public Key
347
Configuring an SSH User
348
Configuring the SSH Management Parameters
349
Specifying a PKI Domain for the SSH Server
350
Configuring the Device as an Stelnet Client
351
Stelnet Client Configuration Task List
351
Specifying the Source IP Address for SSH Packets
351
Establishing a Connection to an Stelnet Server
352
Establishing a Connection to an Stelnet Server Based on Suite B
355
Configuring the Device as an SFTP Client
355
SFTP Client Configuration Task List
355
Specifying the Source IP Address for SFTP Packets
355
Establishing a Connection to an SFTP Server
356
Establishing a Connection to an SFTP Server Based on Suite B
359
Working with SFTP Directories
360
Working with SFTP Files
360
Displaying Help Information
360
Terminating the Connection with the SFTP Server
361
Configuring the Device as an SCP Client
361
Establishing a Connection to an SCP Server
361
Establishing a Connection to an SCP Server Based on Suite B
364
Specifying Algorithms for SSH2
364
Specifying Key Exchange Algorithms for SSH2
365
Specifying Public Key Algorithms for SSH2
365
Specifying Encryption Algorithms for SSH2
365
Specifying MAC Algorithms for SSH2
366
Displaying and Maintaining SSH
366
Stelnet Configuration Examples
366
Password Authentication Enabled Stelnet Server Configuration Example
367
Publickey Authentication Enabled Stelnet Server Configuration Example
369
Password Authentication Enabled Stelnet Client Configuration Example
375
Publickey Authentication Enabled Stelnet Client Configuration Example
378
Stelnet Configuration Example Based on 128-Bit Suite B Algorithms
380
SFTP Configuration Examples
384
Password Authentication Enabled SFTP Server Configuration Example
385
Publickey Authentication Enabled SFTP Client Configuration Example
387
SFTP Configuration Example Based on 192-Bit Suite B Algorithms
390
SCP Configuration Examples
394
SCP File Transfer with Password Authentication
394
SCP Configuration Example Based on Suite B Algorithms
396
NETCONF over SSH Configuration Example with Password Authentication
403
Network Requirements
403
Configuration Procedure
404
Verifying the Configuration
405
Configuring SSL
406
Overview
406
SSL Security Services
406
SSL Protocol Stack
406
FIPS Compliance
407
SSL Configuration Task List
407
Configuring an SSL Server Policy
407
Configuring an SSL Client Policy
410
Displaying and Maintaining SSL
412
Configuring IP Source Guard
413
Overview
413
Static IPSG Bindings
413
Dynamic IPSG Bindings
414
IPSG Configuration Task List
414
Configuring the Ipv4Sg Feature
415
Enabling Ipv4Sg on an Interface
415
Configuring a Static Ipv4Sg Binding
415
Configuring the Ipv6Sg Feature
416
Enabling Ipv6Sg on an Interface
416
Configuring a Static Ipv6Sg Binding
417
Displaying and Maintaining IPSG
418
IPSG Configuration Examples
418
Static Ipv4Sg Configuration Example
418
Dynamic Ipv4Sg Using DHCP Snooping Configuration Example
419
Dynamic Ipv4Sg Using DHCP Relay Agent Configuration Example
420
Static Ipv6Sg Configuration Example
421
Dynamic Ipv6Sg Using Dhcpv6 Snooping Configuration Example
422
Configuring ARP Attack Protection
424
ARP Attack Protection Configuration Task List
424
Configuring Unresolvable IP Attack Protection
424
Configuring ARP Source Suppression
425
Configuring ARP Blackhole Routing
425
Displaying and Maintaining Unresolvable IP Attack Protection
425
Configuration Example
426
Configuring ARP Packet Rate Limit
426
Configuration Guidelines
427
Configuration Procedure
427
Configuring Source MAC-Based ARP Attack Detection
427
Configuration Procedure
428
Displaying and Maintaining Source MAC-Based ARP Attack Detection
428
Configuration Example
428
Configuring ARP Packet Source MAC Consistency Check
429
Configuring ARP Active Acknowledgement
430
Configuring Authorized ARP
430
Configuration Procedure
430
Configuration Example (on a DHCP Server)
431
Configuration Example (on a DHCP Relay Agent)
432
Configuring ARP Attack Detection
433
Configuring User Validity Check
433
Configuring ARP Packet Validity Check
434
Configuring ARP Restricted Forwarding
435
Enabling ARP Attack Detection Logging
435
Displaying and Maintaining ARP Attack Detection
436
User Validity Check and ARP Packet Validity Check Configuration Example
436
ARP Restricted Forwarding Configuration Example
437
Configuring ARP Scanning and Fixed ARP
439
Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines
439
Configuration Procedure
440
Configuring ARP Gateway Protection
440
Configuration Guidelines
440
Configuration Example
441
Configuring ARP Filtering
441
Configuration Guidelines
441
Configuration Procedure
442
Configuration Example
442
Configuring MFF
444
Overview
444
Basic Concepts
445
MFF Operation Modes
445
MFF Working Mechanism
446
Protocols and Standards
446
Configuring MFF
446
Enabling MFF
446
Configuring a Network Port
446
Enabling Periodic Gateway Probe
447
Specifying the IP Addresses of Servers
447
Displaying and Maintaining MFF
447
MFF Configuration Examples
448
Manual-Mode MFF Configuration Example in a Tree Network
448
Manual-Mode MFF Configuration Example in a Ring Network
449
Configuring Urpf
451
Overview
451
Urpf Check Modes
451
Urpf Operation
451
Network Application
454
Enabling Urpf
454
Displaying and Maintaining Urpf
454
Urpf Configuration Example
455
Configuring Crypto Engines
456
Overview
456
Displaying and Maintaining Crypto Engines
456
Configuring FIPS
457
Overview
457
Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines
457
Configuring FIPS Mode
458
Entering FIPS Mode
458
Configuration Changes in FIPS Mode
459
Exiting FIPS Mode
460
FIPS Self-Tests
460
Power-Up Self-Tests
461
Conditional Self-Tests
461
Triggering Self-Tests
462
Displaying and Maintaining FIPS
462
FIPS Configuration Examples
462
Entering FIPS Mode through Automatic Reboot
462
Entering FIPS Mode through Manual Reboot
463
Exiting FIPS Mode through Automatic Reboot
465
Exiting FIPS Mode through Manual Reboot
465
Configuring User Profiles
467
Overview
467
Configuration Task List
467
Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines
467
Creating a User Profile
467
Configuring Parameters for a User Profile
468
Configuring Qos Parameters for Traffic Management
468
Displaying and Maintaining User Profiles
468
User Profile Configuration Examples
468
Local 802.1X Authentication/Authorization with Qos Policy Configuration Example
468
Configuring Attack Detection and Prevention
473
Overview
473
Configuring TCP Fragment Attack Prevention
473
Configuring Macsec
474
Overview
474
Basic Concepts
474
Macsec Services
474
Macsec Applications
475
Macsec Operating Mechanism
475
Protocols and Standards
477
Compatibility Information
477
Feature and Hardware Compatibility
477
Feature and Software Version Compatibility
477
Macsec Configuration Task List
478
Enabling MKA
478
Enabling Macsec Desire
478
Configuring a Preshared Key
479
Configuring the MKA Key Server Priority
479
Configuring Macsec Protection Parameters in Interface View
480
Configuring the Macsec Confidentiality Offset
480
Configuring Macsec Replay Protection
481
Configuring the Macsec Validation Mode
481
Configuring Macsec Protection Parameters by MKA Policy
481
Configuring an MKA Policy
481
Applying an MKA Policy
482
Displaying and Maintaining Macsec
482
Macsec Configuration Examples
483
Client-Oriented Macsec Configuration Example
483
Device-Oriented Macsec Configuration Example
486
Troubleshooting Macsec
489
Configuring ND Attack Defense
490
Overview
490
Feature and Software Version Compatibility
490
ND Attack Defense Configuration Task List
490
Configuring ND Attack Detection
491
About ND Attack Detection
491
Configuration Guidelines
491
Configuration Procedure
491
Displaying and Maintaining ND Attack Detection
492
ND Attack Detection Configuration Example
492
Configuring RA Guard
494
About RA Guard
494
Specifying the Role of the Attached Device
494
Configuring and Applying an RA Guard Policy
494
Enabling the RA Guard Logging Feature
495
Displaying and Maintaining RA Guard
495
RA Guard Configuration Example
496
Document Conventions and Icons
498
Conventions
498
Network Topology Icons
499
Support and Other Resources
500
Accessing Hewlett Packard Enterprise Support
500
Accessing Updates
500
Websites
501
Customer Self Repair
501
Remote Support
501
Documentation Feedback
501
Index
503
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