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Following table shows the definition of each field.

Field		Description
Valid		Created successfully

Policy Name		Name of the policy

First SA Name		Name of 1st security association

Protocol		Each SA supports a single security protocol - AH or ESP. If
		you want to use both protocols simultaneously, you need to
		create a bundle of one or more SA pairs.

Mode		The SA mode - tunnel or transport:
		• in tunnel mode you must also specify the source and
		destination addresses (either IPv4 or IPv6) of the security
		gateways that form the IPsec peers. You can also optionally
		configure how IPsec deals with fragmentation and reassembly
		of packets.
		• in transport mode, the IPsec policy referenced in the
		command provides the necessary source and destination
		address information.

Direction		the direction of traffic that the SA will apply to
Direction

SPI		a unique identifier called the Security Parameter Index
SPI

SA Name		Name of security association

Click on View, and the IPSec SA Port Configuration page is invoked as follows.

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