Delete IPsec Tunnel Configuration on Fabric IPsec Gateway VM
Before you begin
You must disable the IPsec administrative state on the tunnel before you can remove IPsec configuration.
About this task
Perform this procedure to delete the configuration of a specific IPsec tunnel on Fabric IPsec Gateway Virtual Machine (VM).
Procedure
Example
Delete configuration on IPsec tunnel ID 2:
Switch:1> enable Switch:1# virtual-service figw console Connected to domain figw Escape character is ^Y <cr> FIGW>delete ipsec 2 admin-state enable FIGW>delete ipsec 2 auth-key FIGW>delete ipsec 2 tunnel-name FIGW>delete ipsec 2 fragment-before-encrypt enable
Variable Definitions
The following table defines parameters for the delete ipsec command.
Variable | Value |
---|---|
<1-255> |
Specifies the unique ID of the configured IPsec tunnel. |
admin-state enable |
Disables the IPsec status on the specific IPsec tunnel. |
auth-key |
Deletes the authentication key that you configure on the specific IPsec tunnel. |
encryption-key-length |
Resets the encryption key length for the specific IPsec tunnel to its default value, that is 128 bit. |
fe-tunnel-dest-ip |
Deletes the destination IP address that you configure on the Fabric Extend (FE) tunnel. |
fragment-before-encrypt enable |
Disables the fragmentation of packets before IPsec encryption on the tunnel. By default, fragmentation before encryption is disabled. |
ipsec-dest-ip |
Deletes the destination IP address that you configure on the IPsec tunnel. |
mtu |
Resets the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) value for the specific IPsec tunnel to the MTU value configured globally. |
responder-only |
Deletes the mode that you configure for the IPsec session in FE tunnel. |
tunnel-name |
Deletes the name that you configure for the IPsec tunnel. |
egress-shaping-rate |
Deletes the egress shaping rate for the IPsec tunnel. |