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O
Oakley A key exchange protocol used in IPSec as part of the Internet Key Exchange
protocol.
P
Packet Filter Hardware or software mechanism used in firewalls to discards packets based
on the contents of the packet headers.
Perfect Forward
Secrecy
Perfect Forward Secrecy defines a parameter of ISAKMP in which disclosure of
long-term secret keying material does not compromise the secrecy of the
exchanged keys from previous communications. Enabling Perfect Forward
Secrecy is “more secure”. See the IETF draft-ietf-ipsec-oakley-02.txt for more
information on Perfect Forward Secrecy.
PKI Public Key Infrastructure is the organization of certificate issuers and certificate
management processes.
Preshared Secret Preshared Secret is the simplest key management method used to construct a
VPN. Authentication key exchanges between security gateways in the VPN are
based on a single pre-shared secret known to all security gateways.
Public Key
Certificate
A special block of data used to identify the owner of a particular public key. It
describes the value of a public key, the key’s owner, and the digital signature of
the issuing authority.
R
RADIUS Remote Authentication Dial In User Service is a client/server remote user
authentication protocol in widespread use.
Resilient Tunnel A mechanism of providing automatic backup of a secure tunnel between two
endpoints. In practical application, a primary security gateway sends a
“heartbeat” packets to a secondary security gateway every few seconds
(configurable). Should the primary security gateway fail, the secondary security
gateway will stop receiving the heartbeat packets. When this happens, the
secondary security gateway switches over and takes on the role of primary
security gateway.
S
SA Security Association is an IPSec agreement between to communicating
devices on which authentication and encryption algorithms (including key
lifetimes) are used.
Session Key A cryptographic key that has a finite life expectancy, typically for a single
session.
Signing Certificates See Certificates, Signing
- Release 3.7 1
- WARNING: 3
- Contents 5
- What Products are Covered 15
- VPNmanager Overview 15
- Intranet and Extranet Support 16
- Secure VPN Configuration 16
- No Special Consoles Required 16
- Related Documentation 17
- How This Book Is Organized 17
- Contacting Technical Support 19
- Security gateways 21
- VPNremote Client software 22
- VPNmanager software 22
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- Security gateway 24
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- IP groups 26
- Remote users and user groups 26
- Security policies 27
- Overview of implementation 28
- Additional features 29
- Client IP address pooling 30
- SSL for Directory Server 30
- 11. Configure firewall rules 31
- Chapter 2: Using VPNmanager 33
- To add an administrator 34
- Add a policy server 35
- Navigating the main window 36
- File menu 37
- Using VPNmanager 38
- Edit menu 39
- View menu 39
- Tools menu 40
- Help menu 40
- VPN view pane 42
- Tiled View 43
- Tree View 43
- Configuration Console window 44
- Update Devices 47
- Preferences 48
- Dyna Policy Defaults (User) 49
- Dyna Policy Defaults (Global) 49
- Dyna Policy Authentication 50
- Remote Client 51
- Alarm/Monitoring 52
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- New VPN Domain 55
- Setting up the network 56
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- General tab 60
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- To add a DNS Relay 64
- To add a static DNS server 65
- To add a DNS server address 65
- Interfaces tab 66
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- Static addressing 70
- DHCP addressing 70
- Local DHCP Server 71
- DHCP Relay 73
- Changing network interfaces 73
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- Private port tab 76
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- Device users tab 79
- Network Object tab 80
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- To build a RIP table: 84
- Policies tab, NAT services 85
- Configuring NAT (VPNos 4.31) 86
- To edit a NAT rule 87
- To delete a NAT rule 87
- About NAT types for VPNos 3.X 88
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- Interface for VPNos 4.2 93
- Original 94
- Tunnel NAT rules 95
- To add a tunnel NAT rule: 96
- About IP Groups 97
- New IP Group 98
- IP Group - General tab 98
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- Add IP Group member 100
- Configuring an IP Group 101
- Configuring IP Groups 102
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- Default client configuration 105
- Using dyna-policy 106
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- Disable split tunneling 108
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- Local authentication 110
- RADIUS authentication 110
- LDAP authentication 110
- Dynamic VPNs (VPNos 3.x) 110
- Remote Client tab 111
- Send Syslog messages. . 112
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- Creating new user object 114
- User - General tab 115
- Memo tab 116
- Dyna-Policy tab 116
- Actions tab 117
- ● Directory Name 118
- ● IP Address 118
- ● DNS Name 118
- ● Email Name (RFC 822) 118
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- Using local authentication 120
- Add Client IP address pool 121
- Add Client DNS 121
- Configuring client attributes 122
- Enforce brand name 123
- RADIUS/ACE Services 124
- Settings 125
- RADIUS concepts 125
- The RADIUS protocol 126
- Add (RADIUS/ACE server) 126
- To add a RADIUS server: 127
- New user group 129
- User Group - General tab 130
- User Group - Memo tab 130
- User Group - Actions tab 131
- Configuring a user group 131
- Configuring user groups 132
- Types of VPN objects 133
- IKE VPNs 134
- VPN packet processing modes 134
- Default VPN policy 135
- Creating a new VPN object 136
- Creating a default VPN 136
- Creating a designated VPN 137
- Using the VPN tabs 138
- Members-Users tab 140
- Members-IP Groups tab 140
- Security (IKE) tab 141
- Configuring VPN objects 142
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- Security (IPSec) 144
- IPSec Proposals 145
- Add IPSec proposal 146
- Issue 4 May 2005 147 147
- VPN configuration 148
- Advanced VPN tab 149
- Configuring a SKIP VPN 150
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- Configuring an IKE VPN 152
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- Issue 4 May 2005 155 155
- Enabling CRL checking 156
- Issue 4 May 2005 157 157
- VPN Object export checklist 159
- Export procedure 160
- Issue 4 May 2005 161 161
- Rekeying a VPN object 162
- Firewall rules set up 163
- Firewall rules 164
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- Device level firewall rules 166
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- Security Gateways and FTP 168
- Firewall templates 169
- Predefined templates 170
- User defined templates 170
- Issue 4 May 2005 171 171
- Services 172
- Device Group 173
- Denial of Service 173
- Establishing security 174
- Voice Over IP 175
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- Add gatekeeper settings 179
- QoS policy and QoS mapping 180
- CAUTION: 181
- To add a QoS policy 182
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- Packet Filtering 184
- What can be filtered 185
- Packet Filtering and NAT 185
- Advanced 186
- Add Packet Filtering Policy 187
- From/Where 188
- To Where 189
- Managing the ACL 190
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- About Differentiated Services 193
- How a VSU marks packets 193
- Types of marking rules 194
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- Packet filtering firewall 196
- Add firewall policy 197
- Device Advanced 199
- Using advanced features 200
- Path MTU Discovery 201
- NAT Traversal 203
- To change the port number: 204
- Send Device Names 205
- Tunnel Persistence 207
- TEP Policy 209
- Servers 210
- Managing the server list 211
- Resilient Tunnel 212
- Tunnel Switching 213
- Creating a resilient tunnel 214
- Add resilient tunnel 215
- Primary end-point service 217
- Secondary end-point service 217
- Failover TEP 218
- Advanced Action 219
- Switch Flash 220
- Reset password 220
- Disable FIPS 220
- High Availability 221
- Virtual addresses 222
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- Configuring high availability 224
- To update HA VSUs: 225
- Failover 226
- To configure failover: 227
- Failover reconnect 229
- Issue 4 May 2005 231 231
- Keep Alive 232
- To configure keep alive: 233
- About VSU certificates 234
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- To switch certificates: 237
- Issuer certificates 238
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- IKE Certificate Usage 240
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- Issue 4 May 2005 245 245
- To add SNMP trap targets 246
- VPN active sessions 247
- Syslog Services 248
- Add Syslog Policy 249
- Using Monitor 250
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- Monitoring your network 252
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- Define Custom 267
- Monitoring alarms 268
- Alarm Types 269
- Report Wizard 270
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- Generating the report 272
- Device diagnostics 273
- Using the Management tab 275
- To set up SSH or Telnet 276
- Using the Connectivity tab 277
- Check connectivity by ping 278
- Using the Device Actions tab 279
- Update Configuration 280
- Reset Device Time 280
- Reboot Device 280
- Re-setup Device 281
- Import Device Configuration 281
- Ethernet Speed 282
- Redundancy 283
- Export VPN 284
- Exporting RADIUS 285
- Device management 286
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- Device - Upgrade tab 288
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- License 290
- Encryption Strength 291
- Remote Access (VSU-100 Only) 291
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- Solaris OS Computers 295
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- Firewall rules template 298
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- DMZ zone firewall templates 309
- Management zone security 311
- Glossary 313
- Certificate Authority 314
- Issuer Certificates 315
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- Signing Certificates 317
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- Numerical 319
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