Foundry Networks AR3201-CL, AR3202-CL, AR1204, AR1216, AR1208 manual Security Features

	Contents
GENERIC ROUTING ENCAPSULATION (GRE)	14-7
CHAPTER 15
SECURITY FEATURES	15-1
INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY	15-1
ENABLING SECURITY FEATURES	15-1
SECURING REMOTE ACCESS USING IPSEC VPN	15-2
ACCESS METHODS	15-2
EXAMPLE 1: SECURELY MANAGING THE FOUNDRY AR1204 OVER AN IPSEC TUNNEL	15-3
EXAMPLE 2: JOINING TWO PRIVATE NETWORKS WITH AN IP SECURITY TUNNEL	15-10
EXAMPLE 3: JOINING TWO NETWORKS WITH AN IPSEC TUNNEL USING MULTIPLE IPSEC PROPOSALS .15-19
EXAMPLE 4: SUPPORTING REMOTE USER ACCESS	15-28
EXAMPLE 5: CONFIGURING IPSEC REMOTE ACCESS TO CORPORATE LAN WITH MODE-CONFIGURATION
METHOD	15-37
CONFIGURING GRE	15-45
FIREWALLS	15-50
FIREWALL CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES	15-50
STOPPING DOS ATTACKS	15-56
PACKET REASSEMBLY	15-57
NAT CONFIGURATIONS	15-57
NAT CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES	15-58
SECURITY PROTOCOL DEFAULTS	15-61
IPSEC SUPPORTED PROTOCOLS AND ALGORITHMS	15-61
FOUNDRY IKE AND IPSEC DEFAULTS	15-62
FIREWALL DEFAULT VALUES	15-63
TUNNELING DEFAULT VALUES	15-65

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