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[windows] Using the netsh Command to Manage IP Security Policies (1)

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1. Enter the IP security policy interface of netsh

In the command line window (cmd.exe), enter netsh ipsec static to configure the IP security policy.

2. Create an IP security policy

Create an IP security policy called splaybow.com
C:\>netsh ipsec static add policy name=xxxx.com

Create a security policy named xxxx.com and described as xxxx.com's policy
C:\>netsh ipsec static add policy name=splaybow.com descrip{过滤}tion="xxxx.com's policy"

More parameters can be obtained using the following command.
netsh ipsec static add policy ? (Enter)

3. Delete an IP security policy

Delete the IP security policy named xxxx.com
netsh ipsec static delete policy splaybow
or netsh ipsec static delete policy name=splaybow




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