Chapter 3. Command Reference
name an IKE | Use configure terminal vpn ike proposal to create an IKE proposal, which also opens the context for |
proposal and | that proposal. In this example, an IKE proposal named london is created, and the next command line |
enter its | is in the context of that proposal: |
context |
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| hostname# conf t vpn ike add london |
| hostname# conf t vpn ike proposal london |
| hostname(london)# |
configure | Use |
phase 1 | this example, phase 1 encryption to |
encryption |
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| hostname# conf t vpn ike proposal london |
| hostname(london)# |
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| conf t vpn ipsec |
| The configure terminal vpn ipsec command configures an IPSec VPN tunnel. |
| Note: The name “Default” represents the default SA (Security Association). |
| In the |
| Association terminating on the device if that device did not initiate that Security |
| Association. |
| add name |
| configures the name for a new Security Association. |
| disable |
| disables IPSec. |
| enable |
| enables IPSec. |
| remove name |
| deletes the configuration of a Security Association. |
| sa name |
| takes you into the context of the named Security Association. |
| delete |
| brings down any tunnels using this Security Association. |
| disable |
| disables this Security Association. |
| enable |
| enables this Security Association. |
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