Chapter 4

Configuration via the Command Line Interface

4.4.4 Set or modify the peer parameters

modify command The ipsec peer modify command sets or modifies the peer parameters.

Example In this example, the parameters of the previously defined peer, named peer1, are set:

[ipsec peer]=>

 

 

[ipsec peer]=>modify

 

 

name = peer1

 

 

[remoteaddr] = 200.200.0.1

 

[backupaddr] =

 

 

[exchmode] = main

 

 

[localid] = 100.100.0.1

 

 

[remoteid] = 200.200.0.1

 

 

[phyif] =

DIALUP_PPPOE

eth0

abcd

loop

 

 

[phyif] = DIALUP_PPPOE

 

 

[descr] =

AES_MD5

3DES_SHA1

AES_SHA1

3DES_MD5

DES_SHA1

DES_MD5

AES_SHA1_Adv

peerdes1

 

[descr] = peerdes1

 

 

[auth] = secret1

 

 

[client/server] =

 

 

[options] =

:IPSec peer modify name=peer1 remoteaddr=200.200.0.1 exchmode=main loca lid=(addr)100.100.0.1 remoteid=(addr)200.200.0.1 phyif=DIALUP_PPPOE descr=peerdes1 auth=secret1

[ipsec peer]=>

Use the list command to verify the results of the operation:

[ipsec peer]=>list

 

[peer1]

: 200.200.0.1

Remote Address

Backup Remote Address: <unset>

Physical IF

: DIALUP_PPPOE

Exchange Mode

: main

Local Identifier

: (addr)100.100.0.1

Remote Identifier

: (addr)200.200.0.1

Descriptors

: peerdes1

Authentication

: secret1

Client/Server

: <unset>

Options

: <unset>

[ipsec peer]=>

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Nortel Networks 608(WL) Set or modify the peer parameters, Use the list command to verify the results of the operation