- YANG Data Models for System Security Features
- Configuring AAA Services
- Implementing Certification Authority Interoperability
- Implementing Keychain Management
- Implementing Type 6 Password Encryption
- Understanding MACSec Encryption
- 802.1X Port-Based Authentication
- MACSec Using EAP-TLS Authentication
- Implementing MAC Authentication Bypass
- Understanding URPF
- Implementing Management Plane Protection
- Setup the Linux Network for Application Hosting
- Secure Storage for Third Party Applications
- Implementing Secure Shell
- Implementing IPSec
- Implementing Lawful Intercept
- Implementing Secure Logging
- Reimage Protection for Routers
- Implementing Trustworthy Systems
- Cisco MASA Service
Setup the Linux Network for Application Hosting
With the Packet I/O functionality, you can use Linux applications to manage communication with the IOS XR interfaces. For steps to configure the Linux Network, refer to Setup the Linux Network for Application Hosting in Application Hosting Configuration Guide for Cisco NCS 540 Series Routers.
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From Cisco IOS XR Release 7.9.x, packet I/O capability ensures that off-the-shelf Linux applications can be run alongside IOS XR, allowing operators to use their existing tools and automate deployments with IOS XR. |
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