09-27-2017 10:36 AM - edited 03-05-2019 09:12 AM
I am stepping through some base hardening on an ISR4451-X and I would like to use Control Plan Protection, however, when I issue the commands the host subinterface is all I get. There is no cef-exception or transit subinterface. Additionally, when I do try to apply a policy map to the host subint I don't even get the option to do so. It is looking for a management interface assignment. The specs said the hardware support CPPr but are there caveats to when this would even apply?
ROUTER(config)#control-plane host ? <cr> ROUTER(config)#control-plane host ROUTER(config-cp-host)#? Control Plane host configuration commands: exit Exit from control-plane host configuration mode management-interface Configure interface for receiving network management traffic no Negate or set default values of a command
Thank you,
Dave
09-27-2017 12:06 PM
Hi David,
Try again without "host"option
R4(config)#control-plane ? cef-exception Cef-exception traffic control-plane configuration host Host traffic control-plane configuration transit Transit traffic control-plane configuration <cr>
HTH
09-27-2017 12:09 PM
This is what I get...
ROUTER(config)#control-plane ? host Host traffic control-plane configuration <cr> ROUTER(config)#control-plane
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