2-68 Command Line Interface Commands Reference
Unprotected Services Configuration Commands
Note: These commands are supported beginning with Firmware Version 8.7.4.
When using an IPSec
This permits supporting multiple authentication profles with multiple tunnels, as well as supporting authentication profiles that point to a RADIUS server on the LAN interface. Other applications such as TACACS+, SNMP, syslog, NTP and heartbeat are not forced over the tunnel.
Unprotected Services Configuration Commands
service interface [ ip_address cp ethernet ] [ number ]
show service interface [ cp ethernet ] [ number ] no service interface
service unprotected [ yes no ] show service unprotected
no service unprotected
service interface [ ip_address cp ethernet ] [ number ] show service interface [ cp ethernet ] [ number ]
no service interface
These commands allow you to specify, show, or disable the application of a source address to an internally generated router service, such that the service should not be routed by default over a
Applicable
■interface specifies from where the traffic is to be sourced.
■For cp or ethernet, the router will look up its interface address, reducing the chance of error.
■If you enter an ip_address that is not a local interface address, the service may either fail to function or the router will override the invalid address. It will then use the interface with a route to the server for the service.
If no is used with the commands, the value goes back to the default 0.0.0.0 and no.
Note: Only primary Ethernet interfaces are supported; ALANs are not supported.
