Chapter 4
Configuration via the Command Line Interface
4.5.3 Create a new Connection Security Descriptor
add command A new Connection Security Descriptor is created with the ipsec connection descriptor add command.
Example In the following example, a new Connection Security Descriptor is created, named cnctdes1
[ipsec]=>connection
[ipsec connection]=>descriptor [ipsec connection descriptor]=>add name = cnctdes1
:ipsec connection descriptor add name=cnctdes1 [ipsec connection descriptor]=>
The result of this operation can be verified with the list command.
[ipsec connection descriptor]=>list
[AES_SHA1_TUN] : AES(128)
[AES_MD5_TUN] : AES(128)
[AES_SHA1_PFS_TUN] : AES(128)
[AES_MD5_PFS_TUN] : AES(128)
[3DES_SHA1_TUN] : 3DES
[3DES_MD5_TUN] : 3DES
[3DES_SHA1_PFS_TUN] : 3DES
[3DES_MD5_PFS_TUN] : 3DES
[DES_SHA1_TUN] : DES
[DES_MD5_TUN] : DES
[AES_SHA1_Adv_TUN] : AES(256)
[3DES_SHA1_Adv_TUN] : 3DES
[NullEnc_SHA1_TUN] : NULL
[cnctdes1] : Tunnel Mode
[ipsec connection descriptor]=>
It is seen that the new descriptor, named “cnctdes1”, has been created.
Thirteen Connection Security Descriptors are
SpeedTouch™, covering the most common settings. In total, up to 40
Security Descriptors can be defined. This total includes both the Peer
Security Descriptors and the Connection Security Descriptors.
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