networktool3

IpSecConfig.efi -? -b

Displays or modifies the current IPsec configuration.

IpSecConfig [-p {SPD|SAD|PAD}] [command] [options[parameters]]

-p (SPD|SAD|PAD)                   required.point to certain policy database.

command:   -a [options[parameters]]         Add new policy entry.   -i entryid [options[parameters]] Insert new policy entry before the one                                    matched by the entryid.                                    It's only supported on SPD policy database.   -d entryid                       Delete the policy entry matched by the                                    entryid.   -e entryid [options[parameters]] Edit the policy entry matched by the                                    entryid.   -f                               Flush the entire policy database.   -l                               List all entries for specified database.   -enable                          Enable IPsec.   -disable                         Disable IPsec.   -status                          Show IPsec current status.

[options[parameters]] for SPD:   --local localaddress               optional local address   --remote remoteaddress             required remote address   --proto (TCP|UDP|ICMP|...)         required IP protocol   --local-port port                  optional local port for tcp/udp protocol   --remote-port port                 optional remote port for tcp/udp protocol   --name name                        optional SPD name   --action (Bypass|Discard|Protect)  required                                      required IPsec action   --mode (Transport|Tunnel)          optional IPsec mode, transport by default   --ipsec-proto (AH|ESP)             optional IPsec protocol, ESP by default   --auth-algo (NONE|SHA1HMAC)        optional authentication algorithm   --encrypt-algo(NONE|DESCBC|3DESCBC)optional encryption algorithm   --tunnel-local tunnellocaladdr     optional tunnel local address(only for tunnel mode)   --tunnel-remote tunnelremoteaddr   optional tunnel remote address(only for tunnel mode)

[options[parameters]] for SAD:   --spi  spi                            required SPI value   --ipsec-proto   (AH|ESP)              required IPsec protocol   --local         localaddress          optional local address   --remote        remoteaddress         required destination address   --auth-algo     (NONE|SHA1HMAC)       required for AH. authentication algorithm   --auth-key      key                   required for AH. key for authentication   --encrypt-algo  (NONE|DESCBC|3DESCBC) required for ESP. encryption algorithm Press ENTER to continue or 'Q' break:   --encrypt-key   key                   required for ESP. key for encryption   --mode          (Transport|Tunnel)    optional IPsec mode, transport by default   --tunnel-dest   tunneldestaddr        optional tunnel destination address(only for tunnel mode)   --tunnel-source tunnelsourceaddr      optional tunnel source address(only for tunnel mode)

[options[parameters]] for PAD:   --peer-address address                        required peer address   --auth-proto (IKEv1|IKEv2)                    optional IKE protocol, IKEv1 by                                                 default   --auth-method (PreSharedSecret|Certificates)  required authentication method   --auth-data  authdata 

 

FS0:\NetworkTools\> VConfig.efi -? Display or modify VLAN configuration for network interface.

VCONFIG [-?] [-l [IfName]] [-a IfName VlanId [Priority]] [-d IfName.VlanId]

  -l          Display VLAN configuration for all or specified interface.   -a          Add a VLAN device for the network interface.   -d          Delete a VLAN device.   IfName      Name of network interface, e.g. eth0, eth1.   VlanId      Unique VLAN identifier (0~4094).   Priority    802.1Q priority level (0~7), default 0.

Examples:   * To display VLAN configuration:     fs0:\> vconfig -l     fs0:\> vconfig -l eth0   * To add VLAN device:     fs0:\> vconfig -a eth0 1000     fs0:\> vconfig -a eth0 2000 7   * To delete VLAN device:     fs0:\> vconfig -d eth0.1000