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Nortel Secure 4134 Configuration

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Contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. New in this release
  11. Packet filter
  12. GRE and IPIP tunneling
  13. Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting
  14. SSH2
  15. Introduction
  16. Firewall and NAT Fundamentals
  17. Stateful inspection elements
  18. Transit policies on trusted zones only
  19. Default firewall
  20. Firewall network protection features
  21. Policy-based controls
  22. ALG Overview
  23. NAT Overview
  24. Static NAT
  25. NAT failover for firewalls
  26. Nortel Secure Router
  27. NAT Hairpinning
  28. Standards compliance
  29. Packet filter fundamentals
  30. Maximum allowable filter rules on Ethernet modules
  31. IPv6 packet filters
  32. MAC packet filters
  33. Configuration considerations
  34. IPsec VPN fundamentals
  35. Site-to-Site VPN
  36. Remote access VPN
  37. Remote access VPN with L2TP server
  38. Supported IPsec security protocols
  39. IKE modes
  40. Peer authentication methods for IKE
  41. User authentication for remote access VPN
  42. Internet X.509 PKI certificate and CRL profile
  43. Certificate enrollment using SCEP client
  44. Manual certificate enrollment
  45. Multiple IPsec proposals
  46. Identifying traffic to be encrypted with VPN
  47. Firewall considerations for trusted and untrusted VPN interfaces
  48. Dead peer detection
  49. Security Policy Database
  50. QoS over VPN
  51. Logging and Statistics
  52. GRE and IPIP tunneling fundamentals
  53. IPIP
  54. IPv6 over IPv4 GRE tunnels
  55. PPPoE client fundamentals
  57. Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting fundamentals
  58. CHAP authentication
  59. EAP IEEE 802.1X
  60. Authorization
  61. SSH2 fundamentals
  62. SSH ciphers
  63. SSH key exchange methods
  64. SSH public key file formats
  65. Firewall and NAT configuration
  66. Configuring global bypass trusted
  67. Configuring global DOS protection
  69. Configuring global NAT hairpinning
  70. Configuring global IP reassembly
  71. Configuring global logging
  72. Configuring global maximum connection limits for the firewall
  73. Configuring NAT failover
  74. Configuring proxy NAT
  75. Configuring global URL key filters
  76. procedure steps
  77. Configuring policy-specific properties
  78. Configuring connection reservations
  79. Configuring stealth mode
  80. Applying an object to a policy
  81. Configuring bandwidth for the policy
  82. Configuring the maximum connections for the policy within a configured timeframe
  83. Configuring policing for the policy
  84. Enabling the policy
  85. Displaying firewall information
  86. Clearing firewall connections
  87. Packet filter configuration
  88. Configuring IPv6 packet filters
  89. Configuring MAC packet filters
  90. Applying a packet filter to an interface
  91. Deleting a packet filter
  92. IPsec VPN configuration
  93. Configuring IKE for site-to-site VPN
  94. Configuring the IKE policy local ID
  95. Configuring the IKE policy remote ID
  96. Configuring the IKE exchange type
  97. Configuring the pre-shared key for IKE
  98. Enabling or disabling PFS
  99. Configuring OCSP for the IKE policy
  100. Configuring IPsec for site-to-site VPN
  101. Enabling or disabling the IPsec policy entry
  102. Configuring DH prime modulus group for PFS
  103. Configuring IPsec proposal
  104. Configuring remote access IKE policies
  105. Configuring an IKE proposal for remote access VPN
  106. Configuring remote access IPsec policies
  107. Specifying the IP stream on which to apply IPsec for remote access VPN
  109. Configuring IPsec proposal template for remote access VPN
  110. Enabling the dynamic IPsec policy
  111. Configuring L2TP server for L2TP remote access
  112. Configuring IPsec protection for the L2TP access interface
  113. Configuring client parameters for L2TP remote access
  114. Shutting down the L2TP access interface
  115. Configuring the keepalive retry interval
  116. Configuring the MTU threshold value
  117. Configuring CA trustpoint
  118. Configuring parameters for the certificate request
  119. Configuring certificate password
  120. Generating a certificate request for enrollment
  121. Manually importing a self certificate
  122. Configuring LDAP parameters
  123. Requesting a CRL from the CA
  124. Displaying IPsec VPN configurations
  125. Displaying IKE policies
  126. Displaying remote access IKE policies
  127. Displaying dead peer detection configuration
  128. Clearing IPsec configurations
  129. Clearing IPsec SA information
  130. GRE and IPIP tunnel configuration
  131. Configuring tunnel encapsulation mode
  132. Configuring tunnel source
  133. Configuring GRE tunnel parameters
  134. Configuring checksum for GRE tunnels
  135. Configuring tunnel sequencing
  136. Configuring the tunnel as an untrusted interface for IPsec protection
  137. Configuring tunnel ToS
  138. Configuring tunnel TTL
  139. Displaying tunnel information
  140. PPPoE client configuration
  141. Configuring PPPoE tunneling protocol
  142. Configuring PPPoE Ethernet interface
  143. Configuring PPPoE access concentrator
  144. Displaying PPPoE client information
  145. Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting configuration
  146. Configuring AAA authentication protocol
  147. Applying AAA authentication to an interface
  148. Applying AAA authorization to an interface
  149. Configuring AAA accounting update
  150. Applying AAA accounting to an interface
  151. Configuring RADIUS server port for authentication
  152. Configuring RADIUS client retries
  153. Configure RADIUS shared secret key
  154. Configuring RADIUS client source address
  155. Configuring TACACS+ retries
  156. Configuring TACACS+ shared encryption key
  157. Configuring 802.1x
  158. Configuring the maximum failed requests
  159. Configuring quiet period
  160. Configuring reauthorization period
  161. Configuring supplicant response timeout
  162. Displaying AAA information
  163. Displaying AAA status
  164. Clearing 802.1x statistcs
  165. SSH2 configuration
  166. Encrypting a private key file
  167. Converting public key files to SSH format
  168. Generating a public key digest of a key file
  169. Configuring SSH2 server parameters
  170. Configuring SSH encryption algorithms
  171. Enabling and disabling SSH server
  172. Enabling and disabling log events
  173. Configuring MAC algorithms
  174. Restoring default SSH parameter values
  175. Configuring SSH session timeout
  176. Displaying SSH server sessions
  177. Configuration examples
  178. Configuring a MAC packet filter
  179. Configuring a simple firewall policy with DMZ
  180. Configuring a simple PAT policy
  181. Configuring a PAT policy with an inbound forwarding policy
  182. Configuring SIP ALG line-side
  183. Configuring SIP ALG trunk-side
  184. Configuring a Site-to-site IPsec VPN
  185. Configuring SR4134 2
  186. Configuring a trust point for PKI
  187. Configuring a remote access IPsec VPN
  188. Configuring a remote access VPN with L2TP server
  189. Configuring an IPv4 tunnel
  190. SR4134 1
  191. SR4134 2
  192. Configuring an auto 6to4 tunnel
  194. Configuring the firewall for NAT and IPsec tunnels
  195. Firewall configuration for SR4134 1
  196. Firewall configuration for SR4134 2
  197. Configuring a PPPoE client
  199. SR4134 configuration for dynamic route exchange over IPsec tunnel interoperability with VPN Router
  200. Secure router configuration for BGP
  201. Secure router configuration for OSPF
Nortel Secure 4134 Configuration Manual pdf 87 page image
Configuring global properties 87configure terminal2 To specify global firewall configuration, enter:firewall global3 To specify global IP reassembly configuration, enter:ip-reassembly4 To configure timeout, enter:timeout <11-120>—End—Table 19Variable definitionsVariable Value<11-120> Time value in seconds (default: 60)Configuring global loggingConfiguring the logging threshold for attacksConfigure a threshold for logging attacks to control the recording of attacklogs. Whenever the number of attacks reaches the configured thresholdvalue, a log message is generated. By default, logged information is writtento console. If a syslog server is configured, the log information is directed tothe syslog server and the console.Procedure stepsStep Action1 To enter configuration mode, enter:configure terminal2 To specify global firewall configuration, enter:firewall global3 To specify global logging configuration, enter:logging4 To configure attack logging, enter:attacks <1-2147483647>—End—Nortel Secure Router 4134Security — Configuration and ManagementNN47263-600 01.02 Standard10.0 3 August 2007Copyright © 2007, Nortel Networks.
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