Predefined Policy

Description

 

NOTE: In order for captive portal to work

 

properly, DNS must also be permitted. This is

 

normally done in the "logon-control" firewall

 

rule.

 

 

ip access-list session cplogout user alias mswitch

Used to enable the captive portal "logout"

svc-https dst-nat 8081

window. If the user attempts to connect to the

 

controller on the standard HTTPS port (443) the

 

client will be NATed to port 8081, where the

 

captive portal server will answer. If this rule is

 

not present, a wireless client may be able to

 

access the controller's administrative

 

interface.

 

 

ip access-list session vpnlogon

This policy permits VPN sessions to be

any any svc-ike permit

established to any destination. IPsec (IKE,

any any svc-esp permit

ESP, and L2TP) and PPTP (PPTP and GRE) are

any any svc-l2tp permit

supported.

any any svc-pptp permit

 

any any svc-gre permit

 

 

 

ip access-list session ap-acl

This is a policy for internal use and should not

any any udp 5000

be modified. It permits APs to boot up and

any any udp 5555

communicate with the controller.

any any svc-gre permit

 

any any svc-syslog permit

 

any user svc-snmp permit

 

user any svc-snmp-trap permit

 

user any svc-ntp permit

 

 

 

ip access-list session validuser

This firewall rule controls which users will be

any any any permit

added to the user-table of the controller

 

through untrusted interfaces. Only IP

 

addresses permitted by this ACL will be

 

admitted to the system for further processing.

 

If a client device attempts to use an IP address

 

that is denied by this rule, the client device

 

will be ignored by the controller and given no

 

network access. You can use this rule to

 

restrict foreign IP addresses from being added

 

to the user-table.

 

This policy should not be applied to any user

 

role, it is an internal system policy.

 

 

ip access-list session vocera-acl

Use for Vocera VoIP devices to automatically

any any svc-vocera permit queue high

permit and prioritize Vocera traffic.

 

 

ip access-list session icmp-acl

Permits all ICMP traffic.

any any svc-icmp permit

 

 

 

ip access-list session sip-acl

Use for SIP VoIP devices to automatically

any any svc-sip-udp permit queue high

permit and prioritize all SIP control and data

any any svc-sip-tcp permit queue high

traffic.

ip access-list session https-acl

Permits all HTTPS traffic.

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