6-17

User

Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2

OL-26572-01

Chapter

6

Configuring

Virtual

Contexts

Configuring

Virtual

Context

Primary

Attributes

Match

Conditions

Match

Conditions

table

that

appears

when

you

choose

Match

as

the

Access

Permission

selection.

To

add

or

modify

the

protocols

allowed

on

this

management

VLAN,

do

the

following:

1.

Click

Add

to

choose

a

protocol

for

the

management

interface,

or

choose

an

existing

protocol

entry

listed

in

the

Match

Conditions

table

and

click

Edit

to

modify

it.

2.

In

the

Protocol

drop-down

list,

choose

a

protocol:

–

HTTP—Specifies

the

Hypertext

Transfer

Protocol

(HTTP).

–

HTTPS—Specifies

the

secure

(SSL)

Hypertext

Transfer

Protocol

(HTTP)

for

connectivity

with

the

ANM

interface

using

port

443.

–

ICMP—Specifies

the

Internet

Control

Message

Protocol

(ICMP)

for

Internet

Protocol

version

4

(IPv

4)

–

ICMPv6—Option

t

hat

appears

only

for

ACE

module

and

ACE

appliance

software

Version

A5(1.0)

or

later.

Specifies

the

Internet

Control

Message

Protocol

version

6

(ICMPv6)

for

Internet

Protocol

version

6

(IPv6).

–

KALAP-UDP—Specifies

the

Keepalive

Appliance

Protocol

over

UDP.

–

SNMP—Specifies

the

Simple

Network

Management

Protocol

(SNMP).

Note

If

SNMP

is

not

selected,

ANM

cannot

poll

the

context.

–

SSH—Specifies

a

Secure

Shell

(SSH)

connection

to

the

ACE.

–

TELNET—Specifies

a

Telnet

connection

to

the

ACE.

–

XML-HTTPS—Specifies

HTTPS

as

the

transfer

protocol

for

sending

and

receiving

XML

documents

between

the

ACE

appliance

and

a

Network

Management

Syst

em

(NMS)

using

port

10443.

This

option

is

available

for

ACE

appliances

only.

3.

In

the

Allowed

From

field,

specify

the

matching

criteria

for

the

client

source

IP

address:

–

Any—Specifies

any

client

source

address

for

the

management

traffic

classification.

–

Source

Address—Specifies

a

cl

ient

source

host

IP

address

and

subnet

mask

as

t

he

network

traffic

matching

criteria.

4.

Click

OK

to

accept

the

protocol

selection

(or

click

Cancel

to

exit

without

accepting

your

entries).

Note

To

remove

a

protocol

from

t

he

management

VLAN,

choose

the

entry

i

n

the

Match

Conditions

table,

and

click

Delete.

Enable

SNMP

Get

Check

box

to

add

an

SNMP

Get

community

string

to

enable

SNMP

polling

on

this

context.

This

field

is

read-only

if

configured

for

existing

contexts.

SNMP

v2c

Read-Only

Community

String

Field

that

appears

when

you

check

the

Enable

SNMP

Get

check

box.

Enter

the

SNMPv2c

read-only

community

string

to

be

used

as

the

SNMP

Get

community

string.

This

field

is

read-only

if

configured

for

existing

contexts.

Table

6-4

Primary

Attributes

Configuration

Attributes

(continued)

Field

Description