HP-UX IPSec version A.02.01 Administrator's Guide

Configuring HP-UX IPSec
Using ipsec_config
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ipsec_config delete
The ipsec_config delete command deletes objects from the
configuration and runtime databases. For example, the following
command deletes the host IPsec policy my_host_policy from the
configuration database:
ipsec_config delete host my_host_policy
ipsec_config export
The ipsec_config export command exports the contents of the
configuration database to a batch file that you can use as input for the
ipsec_config batch command. You can then use the batch file to
re-create the configuration database if the database is corrupt or lost (see
“Re-Creating the Configuration Database” on page 184), or use the batch
file as a base for creating a similar configuration on another system.
The ipsec_config export command can also take the output from the
ipsec_config show all command and to create a batch file. See
“Exporting the Configuration Database to a Batch File” on page 183 for
more information.
ipsec_config show
The ipsec_config delete command displays objects in the
configuration database. For example, the following command displays
the host IPsec policies in the configuration database:
ipsec_config show host
The ipsec_config show all command displays the entire contents of
the database.
Profile File
An ipsec_config profile file contains default argument values that are
evaluated in ipsec_config add commands if the user does not specify
the values in the command. The values are evaluated once, when the
policy is added to the configuration database. Values used from the
profile file become part of the configuration record for the policy.