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OmniAccess SafeGuard OS Administration Guide
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Chapter 7: Establishing a Security Policy
The command has no options or parameters. The following sample output is
representative of the show policy epv host-table command:
(SafeGuardOS) #show policy epv host-table
Global EPV status: enabled
IP MAC Policy
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172.16.145.17 00:0c:29:93:c4:51 dynamic_e
172.16.145.2 00:11:11:79:c4:de dynamic_a
The fields in the output represent:
Showing Policy EPV All
This command displays all configured bypass and trigger policies.
show policy epv all
The command has no options or parameters. The following sample output is
representative of the show policy epv all command:
(SafeGuardOS) #show policy epv all
policy epv "bypass"
filter "f1" from any to any tcp 53 bypass precedence 10
filter "f2" from any to any udp 53 bypass precedence 20
filter "f3" from any to any tcp 88 bypass precedence 30
filter "f4" from any to any udp 88 bypass precedence 40
filter "f5" from any to any tcp 389 bypass precedence 50
filter "f6" from any to any udp 389 bypass precedence 60
filter "f7" from network-zone "EPV Bypass Hosts" to any any bypass precedence 70
filter "f8" from any to network-zone "EPV Remediation" any bypass precedence 80
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policy epv "trigger"
filter "f1" flow-out from any to any tcp 80 redirect-cpu precedence 10
filter "f2" flow-out from any to any any deny precedence 20
!
(SafeGuardOS) #
Showing Policy EPV System
This command displays the pre-configured EPV system policies.
Field Description
Global EPV status Indicates whether EPV is enabled or disabled.
IP The IP address of the EPV host.
MAC The MAC address of the host.
Policy The policy that this host inherits.