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See also ETPM introduction, 20 log file, 241 monitoring status, 237

port configuration See interface configuration port status, viewing, 232

ports, configuring your firewall for EncrypTight, 39 preferences

certificate policy extensions, 270 certificate requests, 284 communication timeouts, 92 importing appliance configurations, 115 login, 63

ping tool, 228

policy deployment confirmation, 208 status checking in ETEMS, 99 status checking in ETPM, 137 strict authentication, 93

preserving network IP addresses, 35 priority, for policy processing, 182 problem and solution tables, 223

appliance configuration, 225 appliance unreachable, 224 pushing configurations, 226 software upgrades, 227 status indicators, 226

provisioning a new appliance

See also appliance configuration basic procedure, 95

importing configurations from a CSV file, 112 working with large numbers of appliances, 111

pushing configurations, 97

software updates to appliances, 125

reassembling fragmented packets, ETEP, 310 reboot

after a software upgrade, 125 after pushing a configuration, 151 rebooting an appliance, 102

rebooting an external ETKMS, 243 refresh

appliance status, 99 policy lifetime, 182

setting ETEMS status interval preferences, 99 setting ETPM status interval preferences, 137

reload policies

status indicator, 226

remote certificate authentication on the ETEP, 328

remote port address, 35 remote port configuration

ETEP, 306–308

remove element from ETPM, 134 renaming a PEP, 152

renew keys, scheduling, 182 requirements

hardware, 38

third party software, 38 restoring

appliance software from a backup copy, 127 default configuration settings, 111 workspace, 71

roles

in ETEP Layer 2 policies, 337 user roles in EncrypTight, 91 user roles on the appliance, 91

SAD, exporting from the ETEP, 232 saving

appliance configurations, 97 workspace, 70

scheduling renew keys and refreshing lifetime, 182

Secure Hash Algorithm, 184 security policies, See policies selecting appliances, 88

service --status-all fgrep “is running” command, 242

service --status-all command, 242 session timer configuration

EncrypTight software, 63 SFTP server

firewall port, 39

third party software, 38 using for log retrieval, 230

using for software upgrades, 76, 126 SHA-1, 184

shared key example, 22 shutdown

external ETKMS, 243 procedure for ETEPs, 116

Simple Network Time Protocol overview, 33

See also SNTP SNMP configuration ETEP, 313–316 SNMPv3 configuration conETEPts, 316

engine ID generating, 318

viewing and exporting, 318 trap host users, 319

SNTP configuration

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EncrypTight, ET0100A, ET0010A, ET1000A specifications

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