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Clavister cOS Core

1

Administration Guide

1

Table of Contents

3

List of Figures

9

List of Examples

11

Intended Audience

14

Screenshots

14

Examples

14

Highlighted Content

15

Important

16

Chapter 1: cOS Core Overview

17

1.2. cOS Core Architecture

22

1.2.3. Basic Packet Flow

23

Note: Additional actions

24

Apply Rules

29

2.1. Managing cOS Core

31

Remote Management Policies

32

2.1.3. The Web Interface

33

Lynx X8 G1

34

Eagle E5/E7 gesw

34

Wolf W3/W5 M1

34

Virtual Series If1

34

Multi-language Support

35

The Web Browser Interface

35

Interface Layout

36

Using CA Signed Certificates

37

HTTPSCertificate=HostA

38

2.1.4. The CLI

39

Tip: Getting help about help

40

Tab Completion

41

Appending Property Values

42

Object Categories

42

Selecting Object Categories

43

Inserting into Rule Lists

43

Referencing by Name

43

Using Unique Names

44

Using Hostnames in the CLI

44

InControl Domains

44

Serial Console CLI Access

44

Device:/> shutdown

45

SSH (Secure Shell) CLI Access

46

Logging on to the CLI

46

Changing the CLI Prompt

47

Device:/> commit

48

Device:/> reconf

48

Logging off from the CLI

49

2.1.5. CLI Scripts

50

Executing Scripts

51

Script Variables

51

Error Handling

52

Script Output

52

Saving Scripts

52

Removing Scripts

53

Listing Scripts

53

2.1.6. Secure Copy

55

2.1.7. The Console Boot Menu

57

The Reset Menu

58

Device:/> activate

61

IP=192.168.1.2

62

Changing a Remote Access Rule

63

Object Organization

67

Listing Modified Objects

71

2.2. Events and Logging

73

2.2.3. Creating Log Receivers

74

Memory for Logging is Limited

75

Memlog Timestamps

75

Disabling Memory Logging

75

Message Format

75

RFC 5424 Compliance

77

Setting the Hostname

77

The Severity Filter

78

Log Message Exceptions

78

2.2.8. SNMP Traps

79

2.2.9. Advanced Log Settings

80

2.3. RADIUS Accounting

82

STOP Message Parameters

83

Messages are Snapshots

84

Message Frequency

84

Source IP Selection

85

Further RADIUS Considerations

85

Special Accounting Events

86

2.3.9. Limitations with NAT

87

Maximum Radius Contexts

88

2.4. Monitoring

89

TCP Buffer Statistics

90

Rule Usage Statistics

90

Interface/VLAN/VPN Statistics

90

Pipe Statistics

91

DHCP Server Statistics

91

DHCP Relay Statistics

92

General ALG Statistics

92

SMTP ALG DNSBL Statistics

92

Link Monitor Statistics

93

Packet Reassembly Statistics

93

IP Pools Statistics

93

2.4.3. The Link Monitor

94

Link Monitor Actions

95

Monitoring Multiple Hosts

95

Link Monitor Uses

95

IPsec Tunnels and HA Clusters

96

2.4.4. SNMP Monitoring

98

The Community String

99

Enabling an IP Rule for SNMP

99

Remote Access Encryption

99

Preventing SNMP Overload

99

SNMP Advanced Settings

100

SNMP Before RulesLimit

100

SNMP Request Limit

100

System Contact

100

System Name

100

2.4.5. Hardware Monitoring

101

Using the hwm CLI Command

102

Note: Values for the W5 PSUs

104

2.5. Diagnostic Tools

106

A Simple Example

107

Re-using Capture Files

108

Filter Expressions

108

Downloading the Output File

108

Combining Filters

109

Compatibility with Wireshark

109

Preparing Hardware

109

Throughput Testing

110

The -burnin Option

110

2.6. Maintenance

112

The Upgrade Procedure

113

2.6.2. Auto-Update Mechanism

114

Version Compatibility

115

Operation Interruption

116

Backup and Restore using SCP

116

Device:/> reset -unit

117

End of Life Procedures

118

Checking Ethernet Interfaces

119

Automatic Reconfiguration

119

Forcing the Choice of Driver

119

2.7. Licensing

121

Device:/> shutdown -reboot

122

Lockdown Mode

123

Causes of Lockdown Mode

123

Ending Lockdown Mode

123

SCP License Uploading

124

Replacing Licenses

124

Replacing Hardware

124

HA Cluster Licensing

125

Licensing with VMware

125

Chapter 3: Fundamentals

127

3.1.2. IP Addresses

128

3.1.3. Ethernet Addresses

130

3.1.4. Address Groups

131

3.1.6. Address Book Folders

132

3.2. IPv6 Support

134

EnableIPv6=Yes

136

IPv6IP=wan_ip6

136

IPv6Network=wan_net6

136

The all-nets6 Address Object

137

IPv6 Neighbor Discovery

138

Proxy Neighbor Discovery

138

IPv6 Usage Restrictions

140

IPv6 and High Availability

140

IPv6 and Transparent Mode

140

3.3. Services

143

TCP and UDP Based Services

145

UDP Orientated Applications

145

Specifying Port Numbers

145

Tip: Specifying source ports

146

Specifying All Services

147

3.3.3. ICMP Services

148

ICMP Message Types

149

3.3.5. Service Groups

150

3.4. Interfaces

152

Interfaces have Unique Names

153

3.4.2. Ethernet Interfaces

154

Note: Interface naming

155

Address=10.1.1.2

159

Showing Assigned Interfaces

160

Setting Interface Addresses

161

Enabling DHCP

161

Ethernet Device Commands

161

DHCP Settings

162

DHCP_AllowGlobalBcast

162

DHCP_DisableArpOnOffer

162

DHCP_UseLinkLocalIP

162

DHCP_ValidateBcast

162

3.4.3. Link Aggregation

165

Distribution Methods

166

Physical Switch Connections

166

Setup with High Availability

167

Setting the MTU Value

167

3.4.4. VLAN

168

Port Based VLAN

170

3.4.5. PPPoE

171

The PPP Protocol

172

PPP Authentication

172

PPPoE Client Configuration

172

IP address information

172

Dial-on-demand

173

Unnumbered PPPoE

173

PPPoE cannot be used with HA

173

User authentication

173

3.4.6. GRE Tunnels

174

GRE Security and Performance

175

Setting Up GRE

175

GRE and the IP Rule Set

176

An Example GRE Scenario

176

3.4.7. Loopback Interfaces

178

3.4.8. Interface Groups

182

Members=exampleIf1,exampleIf2

183

3.5. ARP

184

The Expires Column

185

Flushing the ARP Cache

185

3.5.3. ARP Publish

186

ARP Object Properties

187

Static Mode ARP Objects

187

Publish and XPublish Modes

187

ARP and Neighbor Discovery

188

Multicast and Broadcast

189

Unsolicited ARP Replies

189

ARP Requests

190

Changes to the ARP Cache

190

Sender IP 0.0.0.0

190

Matching Ethernet Addresses

190

3.6. IP Rules and IP Policies

191

The Default main IP Rule Set

192

Creating a Drop All Rule

193

3.6.2. IP Rule Set Evaluation

194

3.6.3. IP Rule Actions

195

Bi-directional Connections

196

3.6.4. Multiple IP Rule Sets

197

Loop Avoidance

198

A Usage Example

198

The main IP rule set

198

The ExtraRules IP rule set

198

3.6.5. IP Rule Set Folders

199

Object Groups and the CLI

201

Editing Group Properties

202

Adding Additional Objects

203

Adding Preceding Objects

203

3.6.7. IP Policies

204

Creating IP Policies

205

3.6.8. Application Control

207

Enabling Application Control

208

Using an Application Rule Set

209

Application Content Control

212

Extended Logging

214

Data Leakage Can Occur

215

Managing Filters

216

Selecting All Signatures

217

Signature Inheritance

217

Risk Guidelines

217

Application Control Licensing

218

3.7. Schedules

219

3.8. Certificates

222

The Type Property

223

The NoCRLs Property

223

Certificates with VPN Tunnels

224

Certificate Authorities

224

Certificate Chains

224

Validity Time

224

Trusting Certificates

225

3.8.2. Uploading Certificates

226

Graphical Interface Uploading

227

Uploading Remote Certificates

227

Using Uploaded Certificates

228

3.9. Date and Time

229

Time Zones

230

Daylight Saving Time

230

3.9.3. Time Servers

231

Configuring Time Servers

232

Maximum Time Adjustment

233

3.10. DNS

236

DNS Lookup and IP Rules

237

Dynamic DNS and HTTP Poster

237

HTTP Poster Has Other Uses

238

3.11. Internet Access Setup

239

3.11.2. DHCP Setup

240

3.11.4. Creating a Route

242

3.11.6. Defining DNS Servers

245

Device:/> dhcp -show wan

246

3.12. ICMP Ping

247

Using the -verbose Option

248

Specifying the Source IP

249

Combining -srcif with -srcip

250

Ping with IPv6

250

Chapter 4: Routing

252

4.2. Static Routing

253

A Typical Routing Scenario

254

1 lan 192.168.0.0/24

255

2 dmz 10.4.0.0/16

255

3 wan 195.66.77.0/24

255

4 wan all-nets 195.66.77.4

255

4.2.2. Static Routing

257

Displaying Routing Tables

259

The all-nets Route

260

Routes to the Core Interface

261

1 core 192.168.0.10

262

2 core 193.55.66.77

262

1 core 224.0.0.0/4

262

Setting the Route Metric

264

Multiple Failover Routes

264

Failover Processing

264

Re-enabling Routes

265

Route Interface Grouping

265

Gratuitous ARP Generation

266

Overview

266

Enabling Host Monitoring

266

Specifying Hosts

267

HTTP Parameters

268

Iface poll interval

268

4.2.6. Proxy ARP

269

A Typical Scenario

270

Setting Up Proxy ARP

270

Automatically Added Routes

271

4.3. Policy-based Routing

272

Routing Tables

273

Routing Rules

274

The Ordering parameter

277

4.4. Route Load Balancing

280

RLB Resets

283

RLB Limitations

283

An RLB Scenario

283

RLB with VPN

286

4.5. Virtual Routing

288

Reusing Private IP Addresses

289

VPN Tunnels are Interfaces

289

Using Loopback Interfaces

289

Routing Table pbr1

290

Routing Table pbr2

290

Routing Table main

292

Routing Table vs1

292

Routing Table vs2

292

Ethernet Interfaces

292

Loopback Interfaces

292

Interface Groups

293

IP Rules

293

4.5.5. Multiple IP rule sets

294

4.5.6. Trouble Shooting

294

4.6. OSPF

296

The OSPF Solution

297

A Simple OSPF Scenario

297

A Look at Routing Metrics

298

4.6.2. OSPF Concepts

299

OSPF Areas

300

OSPF Area Components

300

The Designated Router

300

Neighbors

301

Aggregates

301

Virtual Links

301

Using OSPF with cOS Core

303

4.6.3. OSPF Components

304

Authentication

305

4.6.3.2. OSPF Area

306

4.6.3.3. OSPF Interface

307

4.6.3.4. OSPF Neighbors

309

4.6.3.5. OSPF Aggregates

309

4.6.4. Dynamic Routing Rules

310

Usage with OSPF

311

Specifying a Filter

311

When to Use Export Rules

311

Dynamic Routing Rule Objects

311

4.6.4.2. Dynamic Routing Rule

312

4.6.5. Setting Up OSPF

313

Confirming OSPF Deployment

316

4.6.6. An OSPF Example

318

Device:/as_0> cc area_0

320

Device:/as_0/area_0> cc

320

Device:/>

320

4.6.7. OSPF Troubleshooting

323

The OSPF CLI command

325

4.7. Multicast Routing

326

4.7.3. IGMP Configuration

332

4.7.4. Advanced IGMP Settings

337

IGMP Query Response Interval

339

IGMP Robustness Variable

339

IGMP Startup Query Count

339

IGMP Startup Query Interval

339

Enabling Transparent Mode

342

Transparent Mode with VLANs

344

Transparent Mode with DHCP

344

Non-switch if1 all-nets gw-ip

345

Scenario 1

347

Scenario 2

349

4.8.5. MPLS Pass Through

354

Note: Optimal ATS handling

356

Relay Spanning-tree BPDUs

357

Relay MPLS

357

Chapter 5: DHCP Services

359

5.2. cOS Core DHCP Servers

361

IPv4 DHCP Options

362

DHCP Server Advanced Settings

362

The DHCP Server Blacklist

364

Additional Server Settings

364

5.2.1. Static IPv4 DHCP Hosts

365

5.2.2. Custom IPv4 Options

366

5.3. IPv4 DHCP Relay

368

Max Transactions

369

5.4. IP Pools

371

Advanced IP Pool Options

372

Listing IP Pool Status

372

DHCPServerType=ServerIP

373

ServerIP=ippool_dhcp

373

PrefetchLeases=10

373

5.5. DHCPv6 Servers

374

DHCPv6 Server Setup

375

Static DHCPv6 Hosts

378

6.1. Access Rules

380

6.1.2. IP Spoofing

381

6.1.3. Access Rule Settings

381

Note: Enabling logging

382

6.2. ALGs

384

6.2.2. The HTTP ALG

385

6.2.3. The FTP ALG

388

FTP Connections

389

FTP Connection Modes

389

The cOS Core ALG Solution

389

Hybrid Mode

390

Predefined FTP ALGs

391

FTP ALG Command Restrictions

391

Control Channel Restrictions

391

Filetype Checking

392

Anti-Virus Scanning

392

6.2.4. The TFTP ALG

398

6.2.5. The SMTP ALG

399

Enhanced SMTP and Extensions

401

6.2.5.1. Anti-Spam Filtering

402

Creating a DNSBL Consensus

403

Tagging Spam

404

Adding X-Spam Information

404

Verifying the Sender Email

405

Setup Summary

405

Real-time Monitoring

406

The dnsbl CLI Command

407

6.2.6. The POP3 ALG

408

6.2.7. The PPTP ALG

408

PPTP ALG Setup

409

6.2.8. The SIP ALG

410

Traffic Shaping with SIP

411

SIP Components

411

SIP Media-related Protocols

412

SIP ALG Options

412

IP Rules for Media Data

413

SIP and Virtual Routing

413

SIP Usage Scenarios

413

Scenario 3

419

6.2.9. The H.323 ALG

423

H.323 ALG features

424

H.323 ALG Configuration

424

6.2.10. The TLS ALG

439

Enabling TLS

440

URLs Delivered by Servers

441

6.3. Web Content Filtering

443

RemoveActiveX=Yes

444

RemoveApplets=Yes

444

Wildcarding

445

URL=www.Clavister.com/*.exe

446

Action=Whitelist

446

6.3.4.1. Overview

447

Dynamic WCF Databases

448

Dynamic WCF Processing Flow

448

Dynamic WCF and Whitelisting

449

Tip: Using a schedule

450

DestinationPorts=80

451

ALG=content_filtering

451

Audit Mode

452

Allowing Override

453

AllowReclassification=Yes

454

Event Messages

455

Category 1: Adult Content

455

Category 2: News

455

Category 29: Computing/IT

459

Category 31: Spam

459

Category 32: Non-Managed

459

Available Banner Files

459

HTML Page Parameters

460

Customizing Banner Files

460

Tip: Saving changes

461

6.4. Anti-Virus Scanning

462

Types of Data Scanned

463

Simultaneous Scans

463

Protocol Specific behavior

464

Relationship with IDP

464

The Signature Database

464

Database Updates

464

6.4.4. Anti-Virus Options

466

3. Compression Ratio Limit

467

Verifying the MIME Type

467

6.5.1. Overview

469

Automatic Updating

470

6.5.3. IDP Rules

471

HTTP Normalization

472

Initial Packet Processing

473

Insertion Attacks

473

6.5.5. IDP Pattern Matching

474

6.5.6. IDP Signature Groups

475

Listing of IDP Groups

476

Processing Multiple Actions

476

IDP Signature Wildcarding

476

6.5.7. Setting Up IDP

477

Using Individual Signatures

479

IDP Traffic Shaping

479

IDP Database Updating

480

6.6.1. Overview

481

6.6.2. DoS Attack Mechanisms

481

6.6.3. Ping of Death Attacks

481

6.6.6. The WinNuke attack

482

6.6.7. Amplification Attacks

483

6.6.8. TCP SYN Flood Attacks

484

6.6.9. The Jolt2 Attack

484

Blacklisting Options

486

Whitelisting

486

The CLI blacklist Command

487

7.1. Overview

489

7.2. NAT

491

Applying NAT Translation

492

Protocols Handled by NAT

495

7.3. NAT Pools

498

Stateless NAT Pools

499

Fixed NAT Pools

499

IP Pool Usage

499

Proxy ARP Usage

499

Using NAT Pools

499

7.4. SAT

502

SAT IP Rule Properties

503

The Role of a DMZ

504

194.1.2.20

512

194.1.2.30

512

7.4.5. Port Translation

514

7.4.6. SAT with FwdFast Rules

515

8.1. Overview

520

8.2. Authentication Setup

522

PPTP/L2TP Configuration

523

Specifying an SSH Public Key

524

RADIUS Usage with cOS Core

525

RADIUS Security

526

The Primary Retry Interval

526

Setting the Source IP

526

Support for Groups

526

8.2.4. External LDAP Servers

527

LDAP Issues

528

Defining an LDAP Server

528

LDAP Attributes

528

General Settings

528

Database Settings

530

Optional Settings

531

Bind Request Authentication

532

LDAP Server Responses

532

Usernames may need the Domain

532

LDAP Authentication and PPP

533

8.2.5. Authentication Rules

535

Connection Timeouts

536

Multiple Logins

537

8.2.7. HTTP Authentication

538

Forcing Users to a Login Page

539

8.3. ARP Authentication

542

00-0c-19-f9-14-6f

543

HTTP Banner Files

544

Uploading with SCP

546

8.6. User Identity Awareness

550

Setting Up Identity Awareness

551

Device:/> authagent

555

Device:/> userauth -list

555

Device:/> authagentsnoop

555

Processing Sequence

556

8.8. Radius Relay

558

Chapter 9: VPN

565

9.1.2. VPN Encryption

566

9.1.3. VPN Planning

567

9.1.4. Key Distribution

567

9.2. VPN Quick Start

569

Interface Network Gateway

571

Configuring IPsec Clients

574

9.2.7. PPTP Roaming Clients

578

9.2.8. iOS Setup

579

9.3. IPsec Components

581

IKE Negotiation

582

IKE and IPsec Lifetimes

582

Lifetime Recommendations

582

IKE Algorithm Proposals

582

IPsec Tunnel Properties

583

9.3.3. IKE Authentication

587

Disadvantages of Certificates

589

AH (Authentication Header)

589

9.3.5. NAT Traversal

590

UDP Encapsulation

591

NAT Traversal Configuration

591

9.3.7. Pre-shared Keys

593

9.3.8. Identification Lists

594

9.4. IPsec Tunnels

597

Returning Traffic

598

Dead Peer Detection

598

Using Autoestablish

599

IPsec Tunnel Quick Start

599

9.4.3. Roaming Clients

600

Using Config Mode

604

IP Validation

606

Local Gateway

606

VPN Tunnel Negotiation

607

Using ikesnoop

607

The Client and the Server

608

Explanation of Values

609

Explanation of Above Values

612

Step 6. Server ID Response

612

IPsec Max Rules

614

IPsec Cert Cache Max Certs

616

IPsec Gateway Name Cache Time

616

Enable AES-NI acceleration

616

IPsec Hardware Acceleration

616

DPD Metric

617

DPD Keep Time

617

DPD Expire Time

617

Default: 15 seconds

618

9.5. PPTP/L2TP

619

Troubleshooting PPTP

620

9.5.2. L2TP Servers

621

L2TP Before Rules

626

9.5.4. PPTP/L2TP Clients

627

9.5.5. L2TP Version 3

628

9.5.5.1. L2TPv3 Server

629

Using IPsec for Encryption

631

Setup With VLANs

632

IP=If3_ip

633

LocalNetwork=If3

633

Interface=If2

633

ServerIP=If2_ip

633

9.6. SSL VPN

636

SSL VPN with PPPoE

637

Custom Server Connection

641

Client Transfer Statistics

641

SSL VPN Client Operation

642

Client Cleanup

642

9.6.4. SSL VPN Setup Example

643

9.7. CA Server Access

646

CA Server Access by Clients

647

Turning Off validation

648

9.8. VPN Troubleshooting

649

The ipsecstat console command

650

The ikesnoop console command

651

2. Incorrect pre-shared key

652

4. Payload_Malformed

653

5. No public key found

653

9.8.6. Specific Symptoms

654

10.1. Traffic Shaping

657

The Traffic Shaping Solution

658

Traffic Shaping Objectives

658

Pipe Rules

659

Pipe Rule Chains

659

The Incorrect Solution

664

The Correct Solution

664

10.1.6. Precedences

665

Tip: Specifying bandwidth

667

Lowest Precedence Limits

668

Applying Precedences

668

The Need for Guarantees

668

Differentiated Guarantees

669

10.1.7. Pipe Groups

670

Another Simple Groups Example

671

Dynamic Balancing

672

VPN Pipe Limits

673

Relying on the Group Limit

673

Attacks on Bandwidth

674

Watching for Leaks

674

Troubleshooting

674

10.1.10. More Pipe Examples

675

Using Several Precedences

676

Pipe Chaining

676

A VPN Scenario

677

SAT with Pipes

678

10.2. IDP Traffic Shaping

679

10.2.3. Processing Flow

680

10.2.5. A P2P Scenario

681

Viewing Hosts

682

Viewing Pipes

682

10.2.8. Logging

683

10.3. Threshold Rules

684

Rule Actions

685

Multiple Triggered Actions

685

Exempted Connections

685

Threshold Rule Blacklisting

685

10.4. Server Load Balancing

687

SLB Deployment Considerations

688

Identifying the Servers

688

10.4.3. Selecting Stickiness

689

10.4.5. SLB Server Monitoring

691

Monitoring Methods

692

Polling Options

692

Chapter 11: High Availability

699

Licensing

701

11.2. HA Mechanisms

702

Failover Time

703

Shared IP Addresses and ARP

703

HA with Anti-Virus and IDP

703

Dealing with Sync Failure

704

11.3. Setting Up HA

705

Installing a New Master Unit

708

Problem Diagnosis

711

11.4. HA Issues

712

Both Units Going Active

714

IPv6 Support

714

11.5. Upgrading an HA Cluster

715

Device:/> ha -deactivate

716

HA Was: ACTIVE

716

HA going INACTIVE

716

11.6. Link Monitoring and HA

717

11.7. HA Advanced Settings

718

Chapter 12: Advanced Settings

720

12.2. TCP Level Settings

724

TCP Sequence Numbers

728

Allow TCP Reopen

728

12.3. ICMP Level Settings

729

12.4. State Settings

730

Log Connection Usage

731

Dynamic Max Connections

731

Max Connections

731

Other Idle Lifetime

733

12.6. Length Limit Settings

734

Default: Enabled

736

12.7. Fragmentation Settings

737

Failed Fragment Reassembly

738

Dropped Fragments

738

Duplicate Fragments

738

Fragmented ICMP

739

Minimum Fragment Length

739

Reassembly Timeout

739

Max Reassembly Time Limit

739

Reassembly Done Limit

739

Reassembly Illegal Limit

740

Max Concurrent

741

Max Size

741

Large Buffers

741

12.9. SSL Settings

742

TLS RSA EXPORT NULL MD5

743

12.10. Miscellaneous Settings

744

Default: 512

746

Subscription renewal

748

Database Console Commands

749

Querying Server Status

750

Deleting Local Databases

750

Appendix D: The OSI Framework

759

Open Source Code Requests

765

Alphabetical Index

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