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Use debug port:
When this parameter is set to “No”, any debug information is sent to the normal analyser trace.
When set to “Yes”, debug information is sent to the debug port, i.e. the port specified in the
debug command used at the command line.
Debug level:
This parameter is used to control the amount of information contained in debug traces. It can
be set to “Off”, “Low”, “Med”, “High” or “Very High”. Setting the parameter to “Off” disables
debug tracing.
Using Text Commands
From the command line, use the ike command to configure or display IKE initiator settings. To dis-
play current settings for an IKE instance enter the command:
ike
where
To change the value of a parameter use the command in the format:
ike
The parameters and values are:
Parameter
Values
Equivalent Web Parameter
aggressive
off, on
Aggressive mode
authalg
md5, sha1
Authentication algorithm
deblevel
0,1,2,3
Debug level: 0=Off 1=Low 2=Med
3=High 4=Very High
debug
off, on
Use debug port
delmode
0,1,2,3
SA removal mode: 0=Normal
1=Remove IKE SA when last IPSec
SA removed 2=Remove IPSec SAs
when IKE SA removed 3=Both
dpd
off, on
Dead Peer Detection
encalg
des, 3des
Encryption algorithm
ikegroup
1,2,5,!
IKE MODP group
keybits
0,128,192,256
Encryption key bits (AES only)
inactto
0-255
Inactivity timeout
initialcontact
off, on
Send INITIAL-CONTACT notifica-
tions
ipsecgroup
0,1,2,5,!
Minimum IPSec MODP group
ltime
1-28800
Duration
natkaint
number
NAT traversal keep-alive interval
natt
off, on
NAT traversal enabled
privrsakey
filename
RSA private key file
retran
0-9
Maximum re-transmits
retranint
0-255
Re-transmit interval
Note:
Using ! for a parameter in a text command means blank.
For example, to turn aggressive mode on you would enter:
ike 0 aggressive on