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changing the crypto ipsec security-association replay (window size) on an FTD thru FMC

JJEOROME
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We are receiving replay errors on a router, it was suggested we use the crypto ipsec security-association replay {window size} command to increase window size-- how do we do this thru FMC?  On the ASA it is a snap 

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You would need to use FlexConfig to do this.

1. in FMC go to Objects and create a new FlexConfig object 

2. Enter the command you would like to add to the FTD (ipsec security-association replay window-size 64  for example) and save

3. Go to Devices > FlexConfig and create a FlexConfig policy if you have not done so already

4. select the FlexConfig object you just created (should be located in user defined area) and then click the > symbol to add to the policy.

5. click save and deploy

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Normally all commands you add using flexconfig will be append. Prepend is most commonly used when using "clear" or "no" commands.

So with that in mind, the policy will be an append.

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You would need to use FlexConfig to do this.

1. in FMC go to Objects and create a new FlexConfig object 

2. Enter the command you would like to add to the FTD (ipsec security-association replay window-size 64  for example) and save

3. Go to Devices > FlexConfig and create a FlexConfig policy if you have not done so already

4. select the FlexConfig object you just created (should be located in user defined area) and then click the > symbol to add to the policy.

5. click save and deploy

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One last think would this be considered a prepend or append policy ? 

Normally all commands you add using flexconfig will be append. Prepend is most commonly used when using "clear" or "no" commands.

So with that in mind, the policy will be an append.

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