Security

ColorQube™ 9201/9202/9203

6.Click on the [Save] button.

Protocol Groups

This option displays all the Protocol Group saved and the details of each Protocol Group.

1.Click on the [Protocol Groups] tab under IPsec heading.

2.Protocol Groups can be deleted by highlighting a Protocol Group and clicking on the [Delete] button, if the Protocol Group selected is not being used by a security policy, then click on the [OK] button.

3.To add or edit a Protocol Group in the IP Protocol Group area click on the [Add New Protocol Group] button to add a new Protocol Group or highlight a Protocol Group and click on the [Edit] button to edit details of a Protocol Group.

If you change the name of a Protocol Group that is being used in Security policy, then the updated protocol group name shall also change in the security policy entry.

4.By clicking the [Add New Protocol Group] button, a new page will display allowing you to add the new protocol group.

5.In the IP Protocol Group Details area, enter details in the [Group Name] field.

6.Enter details in the [Description] area.

7.Check the required Service Name box.

8.In the Custom Protocol area, check the Custom Protocol box to select custom protocol, enter details in the [Service Name] field.

9.From the [Protocol] drop-down menu select the protocol.

10.Enter the port number in the [Port] field.

11.Select either [Server] or [Client] from the [Device is] drop-down menu.

Note

The Service Name, Protocol Type, Port Number and Device is fields for a Custom Protocol will be disabled when its associated checkbox is unchecked.

12.Click on the [Save] button.

Actions

This option displays the list of actions associated with the IPsec security policies.

1.Click on the [Actions] tab under IPsec heading.

2.Actions can be deleted by highlighting a Action and clicking on the [Delete] button, if the Action selected is not being used by a security policy, then click on the [OK] button.

3.To add or edit a Action in the IP Protocol Group area click on the [Add New Action] button to add a new Action or highlight a Action and click on the [Edit] button to edit details of a Action.

If you change the name of a Action that is being used in Security policy, then the updated action name shall also change in the security policy entry.

4.By clicking the [Add New Action] button, a new page will display allowing you to add the new action.

5.In the IP Action Details area, enter details in the [Action Name] field.

6.Enter details in the [Description] area.

7.In the Keying Method area, select either [Manual Keying] or [Internet Key Exchange (IKE)].

8.If you select Internet Key Exchange (IKE), enter details in the [Pre-shared Key Passphrase].

Note

Only one Action may be created when selecting Internet Key Exchange (IKE) Keying Method.

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9202, 9201, 9203 specifications

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