Restricts management access to a set of hosts or subnets
Restricting remote access to a controller or service platform ensures only trusted hosts can communicate with enabled management services. This ensures only trusted hosts can perform management tasks and provide protection from brute force attacks from hosts attempting to break into the controller or service platform managed network.
Administrators can permit management connections to be established on any IP interface on the controller or service platform (including IP interfaces used to provide captive portal guest access). Administrators can restrict management access by limiting access to a specific host (IP address), subnet, or ACL on the controller or service platform.
Uses an IPv4 access list to filter access requests
IPv4 ACLs
filter/mark packets based on the IPv4 address from which they arrive. IP
and non-IP traffic, on the same layer 2 interface, can be filtered by
applying an IPv4 ACL. Each IPv4 ACL contains a set of deny and/or permit
rules. Each rule is specific to source and destination IPv4 addresses and
the unique rules and precedence definitions assigned. When the network
traffic matches the criteria specified in one of these rules, the action
defined in that rule is used to determine whether the traffic is allowed
or denied.
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management-policy test
no http server
https server
ftp username superuser password 1 626b4033263d6d2ae4e79c48cdfcccb60fd4c77a8da9e365060597a6d6570ec2 rootdir dir
no ssh
aaa-login radius external
aaa-login radius policy test
idle-session-timeout 0
restrict-access host 172.16.10.4 log denied-only
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