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/cfg/vpn <id> /ipsec/utunprof <id> /policies Client Policy
Configuration
[Client Policy Rules Menu]
list - List all values
del - Delete a value by number
add - Add a new value
insert - Insert a new value
move - Move a value by number
Client policies help prevent potential security violations that could occur
when the split tunneling feature is used.
By defining client policies, you can determine which network applications
and associated protocols and ports a remote user can have active on his
workstation while tunneled.
Table 117
Client Policy Rules Menu Options (/cfg/vpn/ipsec/utunprof/policies)
Command Syntax and Usage
list
del <client policy rule by index number>
add <tcp/udp> <port number> <client/server>
insert <index number to insert at> <policy rule to add>
move <index number to move> <destination index number>
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Displays all client policy rules that are added to the current user tunnel
profile. The rules are listed by their respective index number.
Removes the specified policy rules. Use the list command to display
the index numbers of all added policy rules.
Adds a policy rule to the configuration.
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TCP or UDP. Specifies the protocol used by the application.
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Port number. Specifies the port used by the application. 0 means
any port.
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Client or server. Specifies the type of application, i.e. client or
server.
Assigns a specific index number to the policy rule you add. The index
number you specify must be in use. Policy rules with an index number
higher than (and including) the one you specify will have their current
index number incremented by 1.
Moves a policy rule up or down in the list of configured policy rules.
The index numbers you specify must be in use. To view all policy rules
currently added to the system configuration, use the list command.
Nortel VPN Gateway
Command Reference
NN46120-103 01.01 Standard
10 September 2007