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Ensure that the network access device
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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Security Overview
14
Network Security Threats
14
Network Security Services
14
Network Security Technologies
14
Identity Authentication
14
Access Security
15
Data Security
15
Firewall and Connection Control
16
Attack Detection and Protection
17
Other Security Technologies
17
Configuring AAA
19
Overview
19
Radius
20
Hwtacacs
24
Domain-Based User Management
27
RADIUS Server Feature of the Router
28
AAA for MPLS L3Vpns
29
Protocols and Standards
30
RADIUS Attributes
30
FIPS Compliance
33
AAA Configuration Considerations and Task List
33
Configuring AAA Schemes
35
Configuring Local Users
35
Configuring RADIUS Schemes
39
Configuring HWTACACS Schemes
50
Configuring AAA Methods for ISP Domains
56
Creating an ISP Domain
56
Configuring ISP Domain Attributes
57
Configuring Authentication Methods for an ISP Domain
58
Configuring Authorization Methods for an ISP Domain
61
Configuring Accounting Methods for an ISP Domain
63
Tearing down User Connections
65
Configuring a NAS ID-VLAN Binding
66
Configuring the Router as a RADIUS Server
66
RADIUS Server Functions Configuration Task List
66
Configuring a RADIUS User
67
Specifying a RADIUS Client
67
Displaying and Maintaining AAA
68
AAA Configuration Examples
68
Authentication/Authorization for Telnet/Ssh Users by a RADIUS Server
68
Local Authentication/Authorization for Telnet/Ftp Users
74
AAA for PPP Users by an HWTACACS Server
75
Level Switching Authentication for Telnet Users by a RADIUS Server
76
AAA for Portal Users by a RADIUS Server
80
RADIUS Authentication and Authorization for Telnet Users by a Network Device
87
Troubleshooting AAA
88
Troubleshooting RADIUS
88
Troubleshooting HWTACACS
90
802.1X Overview
91
802.1X Architecture
91
Controlled/Uncontrolled Port and Port Authorization Status
91
802.1X-Related Protocols
92
Packet Formats
92
EAP over RADIUS
93
Initiating 802.1X Authentication
94
802.1X Client as the Initiator
94
Access Device as the Initiator
94
802.1X Authentication Procedures
94
Comparing EAP Relay and EAP Termination
95
EAP Relay
95
EAP Termination
97
Configuring 802.1X
99
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Implementation of 802.1X
99
Access Control Methods
99
Using 802.1X Authentication with Other Features
99
Configuration Prerequisites
102
802.1X Configuration Task List
102
Enabling 802.1X
103
Enabling EAP Relay or EAP Termination
103
Setting the Port Authorization State
104
Specifying an Access Control Method
105
Setting the Maximum Number of Concurrent 802.1X Users on a Port
105
Setting the Maximum Number of Authentication Request Attempts
106
Setting the 802.1X Authentication Timeout Timers
106
Configuring the Online User Handshake Function
106
Configuration Guidelines
107
Configuration Procedure
107
Enabling the Proxy Detection Function
107
Configuring the Authentication Trigger Function
108
Configuration Guidelines
108
Configuration Procedure
108
Specifying a Mandatory Authentication Domain on a Port
109
Configuring the Quiet Timer
109
Enabling the Periodic Online User Re-Authentication Function
110
Configuring an 802.1X Guest VLAN
110
Configuration Guidelines
110
Configuration Prerequisites
111
Configuration Procedure
111
Configuring an Auth-Fail VLAN
111
Configuration Guidelines
111
Configuring an 802.1X Critical VLAN
112
Configuration Guidelines
112
Configuration Prerequisites
112
Configuration Procedure
112
Specifying Supported Domain Name Delimiters
113
Configuring 802.1X MAC Address Binding
113
Displaying and Maintaining 802.1X
114
802.1X Authentication Configuration Example
114
Network Requirements
114
Configuration Procedure
115
Verifying the Configuration
116
Guest VLAN and VLAN Assignment Configuration Example
116
Network Requirements
116
Configuration Procedure
117
Verifying the Configuration
119
With ACL Assignment Configuration Example
119
Network Requirements
119
Configuration Procedure
119
Verifying the Configuration
120
Configuring EAD Fast Deployment
121
Overview
121
Free IP
121
URL Redirection
121
Hardware Compatibility with EAD Fast Deployment
121
Configuration Prerequisites
122
Configuring a Free IP
122
Configuring the Redirect URL
122
Setting the EAD Rule Timer
122
Displaying and Maintaining EAD Fast Deployment
123
EAD Fast Deployment Configuration Example
123
Network Requirements
123
Configuration Procedure
124
Verifying the Configuration
125
Troubleshooting EAD Fast Deployment
125
Web Browser Users Cannot be Correctly Redirected
125
Configuring MAC Authentication
127
Overview
127
User Account Policies
127
Authentication Methods
127
MAC Authentication Timers
128
Using MAC Authentication with Other Features
128
VLAN Assignment
128
ACL Assignment
128
Configuration Task List
129
Basic Configuration for MAC Authentication
129
Configuring MAC Authentication Globally
129
Configuring MAC Authentication on a Port
130
Specifying a MAC Authentication Domain
131
Configuring MAC Authentication Delay
131
Displaying and Maintaining MAC Authentication
132
MAC Authentication Configuration Examples
132
Local MAC Authentication Configuration Example
132
RADIUS-Based MAC Authentication Configuration Example
133
ACL Assignment Configuration Example
135
Configuring Port Security
138
Overview
138
Port Security Features
138
Port Security Modes
138
Support for WLAN
141
Working with Guest VLAN and Auth-Fail VLAN
142
Configuration Task List
142
Enabling Port Security
142
Setting Port Security's Limit on the Number of MAC Addresses on a Port
143
Setting the Port Security Mode
143
Configuration Prerequisites
144
Configuration Procedure
144
Configuring Port Security Features
145
Configuring NTK
145
Configuring Intrusion Protection
146
Enabling Port Security Traps
146
Configuring Secure MAC Addresses
147
Configuration Prerequisites
148
Configuration Procedure
148
Configuring Port Security for WLAN Ports
148
Setting the Port Security Mode of a WLAN Port
149
Enabling Key Negotiation
149
Configuring a PSK
150
Ignoring Authorization Information from the Server
150
Displaying and Maintaining Port Security
150
Port Security Configuration Examples
151
Configuring the Autolearn Mode
151
Configuring the Userloginwithoui Mode
153
Configuring the Macaddresselseuserloginsecure Mode
157
Troubleshooting Port Security
160
Cannot Set the Port Security Mode
160
Cannot Configure Secure MAC Addresses
160
Cannot Change Port Security Mode When a User Is Online
161
Configuring Ipsec
162
Overview
162
Basic Concepts
162
Ipsec Implementation on an Encryption Card
164
Ipsec Tunnel Interface
165
Ipsec for Ipv6 Routing Protocols
166
Ipsec RRI
166
Protocols and Standards
167
FIPS Compliance
167
Implementing Ipsec
167
Implementing ACL-Based Ipsec
168
Configuring an ACL
169
Configuring an Ipsec Transform Set
171
Configuring an Ipsec Policy
173
Applying an Ipsec Policy Group to an Interface
178
Binding an Ipsec Policy, Ipsec Policy Group, or Ipsec Profile to an Encryption Card
179
Enabling the Encryption Engine
180
Enabling the Ipsec Module Backup Function
180
Configuring the Ipsec Session Idle Timeout
181
Enabling ACL Checking of De-Encapsulated Ipsec Packets
181
Configuring the Ipsec Anti-Replay Function
181
Configuring a Shared Source Interface Policy Group
182
Configuring Packet Information Pre-Extraction
183
Enabling Invalid SPI Recovery
183
Configuring Ipsec RRI
184
Enabling Transparent Data Transmission Without NAT
185
Enabling Fragmentation Before/After Encryption
185
Implementing Tunnel Interface-Based Ipsec
186
Configuring an Ipsec Profile
187
Configuring an Ipsec Tunnel Interface
188
Enabling Packet Information Pre-Extraction on the Ipsec Tunnel Interface
189
Applying a Qos Policy to an Ipsec Tunnel Interface
190
Configuring Ipsec for Ipv6 Routing Protocols
190
Displaying and Maintaining Ipsec
191
Ipsec Configuration Examples
192
Configuring Manual Mode Ipsec Tunnel
192
Configuring IKE-Based Ipsec Tunnel
194
Configuring Encryption Cards for Ipsec Services
196
Configuring Ipsec Interface Backup
198
Configuring Ipsec with Ipsec Tunnel Interfaces
202
Configuring Ipsec for Ripng
206
Configuring Ipsec RRI
209
Configuring IKE
213
Overview
213
IKE Security Mechanism
213
IKE Operation
213
IKE Functions
214
Relationship between IKE and Ipsec
215
Protocols and Standards
215
FIPS Compliance
215
IKE Configuration Task List
216
Configuring a Name for the Local Security Gateway
216
Configuring an IKE Proposal
217
Configuring an IKE Peer
218
Setting Keepalive Timers
220
Setting the NAT Keepalive Timer
220
Configuring a DPD Detector
221
Disabling Next Payload Field Checking
221
Displaying and Maintaining IKE
222
IKE Configuration Examples
222
Configuring Main Mode IKE with Pre-Shared Key Authentication
222
Configuring Aggressive Mode IKE with NAT Traversal
226
Troubleshooting IKE
229
Invalid User ID
229
Proposal Mismatch
230
Failed to Establish an Ipsec Tunnel
230
ACL Configuration Error
231
Configuring Ikev2
232
Overview
232
New Features in Ikev2
232
Protocols and Standards
233
Ikev2 Configuration Task List
233
Configuring Global Ikev2 Parameters
234
Configuring the Cookie Challenging Function
234
Configuring the Ikev2 DPD Function
234
Setting Limits on the Number of Ikev2 Sas
235
Configuring an Address Pool for Assigning Addresses to Initiators
235
Configuring an Ikev2 Proposal
236
Configuring an Ikev2 Policy
236
Configuring an Ikev2 Keyring
237
Configuring an Ikev2 Profile
238
Displaying and Maintaining Ikev2
240
Ikev2 Configuration Examples
240
Configuring Ikev2 Pre-Shared Key Authentication
240
Configuring Ikev2 Certificate Authentication
246
Troubleshooting Ikev2
253
No Matching Ikev2 Proposal Found
253
Ipsec Tunnels Cannot be Set up
253
Configuring PKI
254
Overview
254
PKI Terminology
254
PKI Architecture
255
PKI Operation
255
PKI Applications
256
FIPS Compliance
256
PKI Configuration Task List
256
Configuring an Entity DN
257
Configuring a PKI Domain
258
Requesting a PKI Certificate
259
Configuring Automatic Certificate Request
260
Manually Requesting a Certificate
261
Retrieving a Certificate Manually
262
Verifying PKI Certificates
262
Verifying Certificates with CRL Checking
263
Verifying Certificates Without CRL Checking
263
Destroying the Local RSA Key Pair
263
Deleting a Certificate
264
Configuring a Certificate Access Control Policy
264
Displaying and Maintaining PKI
265
PKI Configuration Examples
265
Certificate Request from an RSA Keon CA Server
265
Certificate Request from a Windows 2003 CA Server
268
IKE Negotiation with RSA Digital Signature
271
Certificate Access Control Policy Configuration Example
273
Troubleshooting PKI Configurationtroubleshooting PKI Configuration
275
Failed to Obtain the CA Certificate
275
Failed to Request Local Certificates
275
Failed to Retrieve Crls
276
Managing Public Keys
277
FIPS Compliance
277
Configuration Task List
278
Creating a Local Asymmetric Key Pair
278
Displaying or Exporting the Local Host Public Key
279
Displaying and Recording the Host Public Key Information
280
Displaying the Host Public Key in a Specific Format and Saving It to a File
280
Exporting the Host Public Key in a Specific Format to a File
280
Destroying a Local Asymmetric Key Pair
281
Configuring the Local RSA Key Pair for Certificate Request
281
Exporting an RSA Key Pair
281
Importing an RSA Key Pair
282
Specifying the Peer Public Key on the Local Device
282
Displaying Public Keys
283
Public Key Configuration Examples
283
Manually Specifying the Peer Public Key on the Local Device
283
Importing a Public Key from a Public Key File
285
Exporting and Importing an RSA Key Pair
288
Configuring RSH
291
Configuration Prerequisites
291
Configuration Procedure
291
RSH Configuration Example
291
Configuring Portal Authentication
294
Overview
294
Extended Portal Functions
294
Portal System Components
294
Portal System Using the Local Portal Server
296
Portal Authentication Modes
297
Portal Support for EAP
298
Layer 2 Portal Authentication Process
298
Layer 3 Portal Authentication Process
299
Portal Authentication Across Vpns
303
Portal Configuration Task List
303
Configuration Prerequisites
305
Specifying the Portal Server
305
Specifying the Local Portal Server for Layer 2 Portal Authentication
305
Specifying a Portal Server for Layer 3 Portal Authentication
306
Configuring the Local Portal Server
307
Customizing Authentication Pages
307
Configuring the Local Portal Server
310
Enabling Portal Authentication
311
Enabling Layer 2 Portal Authentication
311
Enabling Layer 3 Portal Authentication
311
Controlling Access of Portal Users
312
Configuring a Portal-Free Rule
312
Configuring an Authentication Source Subnet
313
Configuring an Authentication Destination Subnet
314
Setting the Maximum Number of Online Portal Users
314
Specifying an Authentication Domain for Portal Users
314
Configuring Layer 2 Portal Authentication to Support Web Proxy
315
Enabling Support for Portal User Moving
316
Configuring RADIUS Related Attributes
316
Specifying NAS-Port-Type for an Interface
317
Specifying the NAS-Port-ID for an Interface
317
Specifying a NAS ID Profile for an Interface
317
Specifying a Source IP Address for Outgoing Portal Packets
318
Specifying an Autoredirection URL for Authenticated Portal Users
319
Configuring Portal Detection Functions
319
Configuring Online Layer 2 Portal User Detection
319
Configuring Online Layer 3 Portal User Detection
320
Configuring the Portal Server Detection Function
320
Configuring Portal User Information Synchronization
321
Logging off Portal Users
322
Including the MAC Address Parameter in the Redirection URL
322
Configuring Mandatory Web Page Pushing
323
Displaying and Maintaining Portal
324
Portal Configuration Examples
325
Configuring Direct Portal Authentication
325
Configuring Re-DHCP Portal Authentication
329
Configuring Cross-Subnet Portal Authentication
331
Configuring Direct Portal Authentication with Extended Functions
333
Configuring Re-DHCP Portal Authentication with Extended Functions
334
Configuring Cross-Subnet Portal Authentication with Extended Functions
337
Configuring Portal Server Detection and Portal User Information Synchronization
339
Cross-Subnet Portal Authentication Across Vpns
344
Troubleshooting Portal
346
Inconsistent Keys on the Access Device and the Portal Server
346
Incorrect Server Port Number on the Access Device
346
Configuring Firewall
347
Overview
347
ACL Based Packet-Filter
347
Aspf
348
Configuring a Packet-Filter Firewall
351
Packet-Filter Firewall Configuration Task List
351
Enabling the Firewall Function
351
Configuring the Default Filtering Action of the Firewall
351
Enabling Fragment Inspection
352
Configuring the High and Low Thresholds for Fragment Inspection
352
Configuring Packet Filtering on an Interface
353
Configuring Ethernet Frame Filtering
354
Displaying and Maintaining a Packet-Filter Firewall
354
Packet-Filter Firewall Configuration Example
355
Configuring an ASPF
356
ASPF Configuration Task List
356
Enabling the Firewall Function
357
Configuring an ASPF Policy
357
Applying an ASPF Policy to an Interface
357
Enabling the Session Logging Function for ASPF
358
Configuring Port Mapping
358
Displaying and Maintaining ASPF
359
ASPF Configuration Example
359
Configuring SSH
361
Overview
361
How SSH Works
361
SSH Authentication Methods
362
SSH Support for MPLS L3VPN
363
FIPS Compliance
363
Configuring the Device as an SSH Server
364
SSH Server Configuration Task List
364
Generating Local DSA or RSA Key Pairs
364
Enabling the SSH Server Function
365
Enabling the SFTP Server Function
365
Configuring the User Interfaces for SSH Clients
365
Configuring a Client's Host Public Key
366
Configuring an SSH User
367
Setting the SSH Management Parameters
368
Configuring the Device as an Stelnet Client
369
Stelnet Client Configuration Task List
369
Specifying a Source IP Address or Source Interface for the Stelnet Client
369
Enabling and Disabling First-Time Authentication
370
Establishing a Connection to an Stelnet Server
371
Configuring the Device as an SFTP Client
371
SFTP Client Configuration Task List
372
Specifying a Source IP Address or Source Interface for the SFTP Client
372
Establishing a Connection to an SFTP Server
372
Working with SFTP Directories
373
Working with SFTP Files
374
Displaying Help Information
375
Terminating the Connection with the SFTP Server
375
Configuring the Device as an SCP Client
375
SCP Client Configuration Task List
375
Transferring Files with an SCP Server
376
Displaying and Maintaining SSH
376
Stelnet Configuration Examples
377
Password Authentication Enabled Stelnet Server Configuration Example
377
Publickey Authentication Enabled Stelnet Server Configuration Example
379
Password Authentication Enabled Stelnet Client Configuration Example
384
Publickey Authentication Enabled Stelnet Client Configuration Example
387
SFTP Configuration Examples
389
Password Authentication Enabled SFTP Server Configuration Example
389
Publickey Authentication Enabled SFTP Client Configuration Example
391
SCP Configuration Example
394
Network Requirements
394
Configuration Procedure
395
Configuring SSL
397
Overview
397
SSL Security Mechanism
397
SSL Protocol Stack
397
FIPS Compliance
398
Configuration Task List
398
Configuring an SSL Server Policy
399
Configuring an SSL Client Policy
400
Displaying and Maintaining SSL
401
SSL Server Policy Configuration Example
401
Troubleshooting SSL
403
SSL Handshake Failure
403
Configuring SSL VPN
405
Configuration Procedure
406
SSL VPN Configuration Example
406
Configuring a User Profile
410
Overview
410
Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines
410
User Profile Configuration Task List
410
Creating a User Profile
410
Performing Configurations in User Profile View
411
Enabling a User Profile
411
Displaying and Maintaining User Profile
411
Configuring ARP Attack Protection
412
Overview
412
ARP Attack Protection Configuration Task List
412
Configuring Unresolvable IP Attack Protection
412
Configuring ARP Source Suppression
413
Displaying and Maintaining ARP Source Suppression
413
Configuration Example
413
Configuring Source MAC-Based ARP Attack Detection
414
Displaying and Maintaining Source MAC-Based ARP Attack Detection
415
Source MAC-Based ARP Attack Detection Configuration Example
415
Configuring ARP Packet Source MAC Consistency Check
416
Configuring ARP Active Acknowledgement
416
Configuring ARP Automatic Scanning and Fixed ARP
416
Configuration Guidelines
417
Configuration Procedure
417
Configuring IP Source Guard
418
Overview
418
Static IP Source Guard Binding Entries
418
Dynamic IP Source Guard Binding Entries
419
Ipv4 Source Guard Configuration Task List
419
Configuring Ipv4 Source Guard
419
Enabling Ipv4 Source Guard on a Port
420
Configuring a Static Ipv4 Source Guard Binding Entry
421
Setting the Maximum Number of Ipv4 Source Guard Binding Entries
421
Displaying and Maintaining IP Source Guard
422
Static Ipv4 Source Guard Binding Entry Configuration Example
422
Dynamic Ipv4 Source Guard Using DHCP Snooping Configuration Example
424
Troubleshooting IP Source Guard
425
Configuring Attack Detection and Protection
426
Overview
426
Types of Network Attacks the Device Can Defend against
426
Blacklist Function
427
Traffic Statistics Function
428
Attack Detection and Protection Configuration Task List
429
Configuring Attack Protection Functions for an Interface
429
Creating an Attack Protection Policy
429
Configuring an Attack Protection Policy
430
Applying an Attack Protection Policy to an Interface
433
Configuring the Blacklist Function
433
Enabling Traffic Statistics on an Interface
434
Enabling TCP Fragment Attack Protection
434
Displaying and Maintaining Attack Detection and Protection
434
Attack Detection and Protection Configuration Examples
435
Attack Protection Functions on Interfaces Configuration Example
435
Blacklist Configuration Example
437
Traffic Statistics Configuration Example
438
Configuring TCP Attack Protection
440
Overview
440
Enabling the SYN Cookie Feature
440
Enabling Protection against Naptha Attacks
441
Displaying and Maintaining TCP Attack Protection
441
Configuring Connection Limits
442
Overview
442
Connection Limit Configuration Task List
442
Creating a Connection Limit Policy
442
Configuring the Connection Limit Policy
442
Configuring the Default Connection Limit Action and Parameters
442
Configuring an ACL-Based Connection Limit Rule
443
Applying the Connection Limit Policy
444
Displaying and Maintaining Connection Limiting
444
Troubleshooting Connection Limiting
444
Symptom
444
Analysis
445
Solution
445
Configuring Password Control
446
Overview
446
FIPS Compliance
448
Password Control Configuration Task List
449
Enabling Password Control
449
Setting Global Password Control Parameters
450
Setting User Group Password Control Parameters
451
Setting Local User Password Control Parameters
451
Setting Super Password Control Parameters
452
Setting a Local User Password in Interactive Mode
453
Displaying and Maintaining Password Control
453
Password Control Configuration Example
453
Configuring HABP
456
Configuring an HABP Server
457
Configuring an HABP Client
457
Displaying and Maintaining HABP
458
HABP Configuration Example
458
Configuring URPF
461
Overview
461
URPF Features
461
URPF Work Flow
461
Network Application
463
Configuring URPF
463
URPF Configuration Example
464
Network Requirements
464
Configuration Procedure
464
Configuring WLAN Client Isolation
465
Configuring Group Domain VPN
466
Overview
466
Group Domain VPN Structure
466
Group Domain VPN Establishment
467
KS Redundancy
468
Protocols and Standards
469
Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines
469
Configuring the GDOI KS
470
GDOI KS Configuration Task List
470
Configuring Basic Settings for a GDOI KS Group
470
Configuring GDOI KS Redundancy
472
Specifying the Source Address for Packets Sent by the KS
473
Configuring Rekey Parameters
473
Displaying and Maintaining GDOI KS
474
Configuring the GDOI GM
474
GDOI GM Configuration Task List
475
Configuring a GDOI GM Group
475
Configuring a GDOI Ipsec Policy
476
Applying a GDOI Ipsec Policy to an Interface
477
Displaying and Maintaining GDOI GM
477
Group Domain VPN Configuration Example
478
Network Requirements
478
Configuration Procedure
479
Verifying the Configuration
487
Troubleshooting Group Domain VPN
492
IKE SA Negotiation Failure
492
GM Registration Failure
493
KS Redundancy Failure
493
Configuring FIPS
495
Overview
495
Hardware Compatibility with FIPS Mode
495
FIPS Self-Tests
495
Power-Up Self-Tests
495
Conditional Self-Tests
496
Triggering Self-Tests
496
Configuring FIPS Mode
497
Configuration Considerations
497
Enabling FIPS Mode
497
Configuration Changes in FIPS Mode
497
Displaying and Maintaining FIPS
498
FIPS Configuration Example
498
Network Requirements
498
Configuration Procedure
498
Verifying the Configuration
499
Document Conventions and Icons
500
Conventions
500
Network Topology Icons
501
Support and Other Resources
502
Accessing Hewlett Packard Enterprise Support
502
Accessing Updates
502
Websites
503
Customer Self Repair
503
Remote Support
503
Documentation Feedback
503
Index
505
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