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User Guide for Cisco Security Manager 4.4
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Chapter 11 Configuring Security Manager Administrative Settings
VPN Policy Defaults Page
VPN Policy Defaults Page
Use the VPN Policy Defaults page to view or assign the default VPN policies that Security Manager uses
for each IPsec technology. Before you can select a policy as a default, you must create the policy as a
shared policy, submit it to the database and have it approved. You cannot create policies from this page.
For detailed information on how to configure these defaults, see Understanding and Configuring VPN
Default Policies, page 24-12.
For each tab that relates to a VPN topology, the drop-down lists for each policy type list the existing
shared policies that you can select. You can select a policy and click the View Content button to see the
definition of that policy. In some cases, you are allowed to make changes, but you cannot save them.
Security Manager uses VPN policy defaults to simplify VPN configuration while ensuring that policy
consistency is maintained. Security Manager provides factory default policies for mandatory policies,
which provide values for settings that must be configured on the devices in your VPN topology for the
VPN to work. Mandatory policies differ depending on the assigned IPsec technology. Factory default
policies with their default configurations enable you to deploy to your devices immediately after creating
the VPN topology. Default settings are not provided for optional policies. You might want to create
shared policies to provide different default settings instead of using the factory default settings.
Navigation Path
Select Tools > Security Manager Administration and select VPN Policy Defaults from the table of
contents.
Related Topics
Assigning Initial Policies (Defaults) to a New VPN Topology, page 24-58
Creating IPSec VPNs Using the Remote Access VPN Configuration Wizard (ASA and PIX 7.0+
Devices), page 29-24
Password
Confirm Password
The password for the username. Enter the password in both fields.
Directory in the TMS Server
for Config Files
The directory on the TMS server where deployed configuration files
will be downloaded. The root FTP directory (“.”) is the default FTP
location on the TMS server.
Public Key File Location The location of the public and private key files on the Security Manager
server, as copied from the TMS server. Security Manager uses the
public key to encrypt data sent to the TMS server. Then the server uses
its private key to decrypt the data. Security Manager comes with a
default public key that matches the default private key on the server.
Note If needed, you can generate a new pair of public and private
keys using the TMS server. If you do this, you need to copy the
new public key to the Security Manager server.
Save button Saves your changes.
Reset button Resets changes to the last saved values.
Restore Defaults button Resets values to Security Manager defaults.
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Element Description