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Reference for the baystack instant internet remote access commands version 7.11
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Chapter 2 Using configuration commands
Table 13 ipsec command options (continued)
Option
remote
encrypt
authorize
group
pfs
timeout
disconnect
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Definition
Specifies the subnet(s) that will be received over the tunnel. For
more details, on how this option is used, refer to Using the
BayStack Instant Internet Management Software Version 7.11.
address
- Specifies the IP address you want to receive over
the tunnel
bits
- Specifies the optional subnet mask of the IP address you
want to receive over the tunnel
metric
- Controls the ipsec's position in routing tables.
Supports an alternate route for backup. Allows control of ipsec
entry. Gives the user the ability to make changes.
Specifies the encryption types used to set up a tunnel selected and
ordered as given. (For example, 3des null does not allow des and
chooses 3des followed by null.)
DES
- Data Encryption Standard
- Strong cryptography
3DES
- No encryption
Null
Specifies the authorization types used to set up a tunnel selected
and ordered as given. (For example, sha md5 null. Using this
scenario, the tunnel will try to use sha before md5.)
- Secure Hash Algorithm
SHA
MD5
- Message Digest 5
Null
- No authorization
A level of encryption strength used for the initial Diffie-Hellman
exchange. Group 2 (1024 bit prime modulus in the modular
exponentiation Oakley group) provides extra security at the
expense of significant additional computational overhead.
(default: 768)
Note: Due to performance issues, 1024 should not be enabled on
the Instant Internet 100 unit.
Perfect Forward Secrecy is a level of encryption strength. Both
ends have to be configured the same. When pfs is used,
compromise of a single key permits access only to data that is
protected by that key. This feature affects performance, especially
on an Instant Internet 100 Unit.
Establishes when a tunnel gets re-keyed. This may be in kilobytes
or in minutes.
number
- Specifies the number of minutes or kilobytes before a
tunnel gets re-keyed.
- Specifies that the number given will be in minutes.
minutes
- Specifies that the number given will be in kilobytes.
kb
Cancels specified tunnel.

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