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Secure Switch Management
This chapter discusses the use of secure tunnels so that the data on the network is encrypted
and secured for messages between a remote administrator and the switch.
To limit access to the switch's Management Processor without having to configure filters for
each switch port, you can set a source IP address (or range) that will be allowed to connect to
the switch IP interface through Telnet, SSH, SNMP, or the Web OS Browser-Based Interface
(BBI). This will also help prevent spoofing or attacks on the switch's TCP/IP stack. The fol-
lowing sections are addressed in this chapter:
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"Setting Allowable Source IP Address Ranges" on page 100
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"Secure Switch Management" on page 101
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"RADIUS Authentication and Authorization" on page 103
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"Secure Shell and Secure Copy" on page 107
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"Port Mirroring" on page 113
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