Specifications

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additional options.
Setting Policies Using the CLI
This portion of the chapter describes the process of configuring firewall
(traffic) policies using the Command Line Interface. The processed describe
here mirror the processes in the first part of the chapter which describes
firewall configuration using Web UI, a web-based graphical user interface.
Defining Service Aliases
Define a service alias using the netservice <name> {ProtocolNum | TCP <startAddr>
<endAddr>| UDP <startAddr> <endAddr>}command from the CLI.
z Re-authentication Inter-
val
By default a user will remain authenticated
until the login session is terminated. Use
this option to force periodic
re-authentication.
z Role VLAN ID When a VLAN is specified for this option,
the user will be mapped to that VLAN.
NOTE—This option only applies if authenti-
cation is done at Layer 2.
z Bandwidth Contract This option applies a bandwidth contract
to the role.
z VPN Dialer Use this option to assign a specific VPN
dialer to a user role. For more information
about configuring VPN dialers, see “VPN
Configuration”on page 505.
z L2TP Pool Use this option to specify the address pool
from which a VPN user will be assigned an
IP address when the user negotiates an
L2TP/IPSec session. For more information
see “VPN Configuration”on page 505.
z PPTP Pool Use this option to specify the address pool
from which a VPN user will be assigned an
IP address when that user negotiates a
PPTP session. For more information see
“VPN Configuration”on page 505.