Fips Mode; General Firmware Upgrade Information - Avaya VSU 7500 User Manual

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FIPS Mode

General Firmware Upgrade Information

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FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standards) Mode forces the VSU to
operate in a FIPS 140-1 Level 2 compliant mode. It is recommended that this
mode only be used if your organization's policy requires FIPS 140-1 Level 2
certification for cryptographic devices.
Note that in the FIPS mode (as dictated by the FIPS 140-1 requirements
specification), the following are NOT supported:
SKIP VPNs
VPNremote 2.5x Clients
Any encryption algorithm other than DES or 3DES
Any authentication algorithm other than SHA-1
Configuration Items Left to the VPNmanager
The following items are likely to be configured by most administrators, but are
left to VPNmanager or other VSU console menu items to keep the Quick Setup
menu minimal:
LDAP servers used to authenticate VPNmanager console users.
Disable a VSU's SuperUser account.
Flushing the configuration on VPNware 3.1
In the event you flush the configuration (via VSU console menu item
Configuration->Flush Configuration) on a VSU running VPNware 3.1 the
following occurs:
The superuser name will be "root".
There will be no superuser password.
If a VSU console password is configured, it will be preserved.
The secondary IP address will be empty.
The blocking mode will be set to forward all non-VPN traffic.
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