Icdm-Rx/Tcp Security Features; Secure Data And Secure Config Modes - Pepperl+Fuchs ICDM-RX/TCP-DB9/RJ45-PM Installation And Configuration Manual

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ICDM-RX/TCP Installation and Configuration Guide

ICDM-RX/TCP Security Features

6.3. ICDM-RX/TCP Security Features
The following subsections provide information about ICDM-RX/TCP security features.

6.3.1. Secure Data and Secure Config Modes

The ICDM-RX/TCP supports Secure Data and Secure Config modes.
SSL encryption for serial port data streams for both NS-Link and SocketServer. Secure
Data mode:
Requires SSL encryption of TCP connections to SocketServer (Ports 8000, 8001, 8002,
and so forth).
Disables UDP access to SocketServer.
Disables RFC1006 (ISO-over-TCP) access to SocketServer.
Secure Data
Disables MAC-mode access to serial ports. MAC mode admin and ID commands are
still allowed.
Requires SSL encryption of NS-Link TCP connections (Port 4606). Not directly
supported by NS-Link drivers for Windows and Linux. The Linux driver has been tested
using stunnel, but manual setup is required.
Requires SSH instead of telnet connection to the diagnostic log (TCP Port 4607).
Two values for http READ and WRITE commands: A2: Enable.
Encrypts/authenticates configuration and administration operations (web server, IP settings,
load SW, and so forth.). Secure Config mode:
Disables MAC mode admin commands except for ID request†.
Disables TCP/IP admin commands except for ID request†.
Secure Config
Disables telnet console access (Port 23)†.
Disables unencrypted http:// access via Port 80.
Disables e-mail notification and SNMP features.
Two values for http READ and WRITE commands: A3: Enable.
† Affects both RedBoot and SocketServer/NS-Link applications.
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