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What is the function of the self-identity command used for IPsec negotiation using digital certificates? |
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The Ruijie(config)#self-identity address | fqdn |user-fqdn identity | dn command identifies the local end. The command has the following parameters: address:specifies the main IP address of the local interface that initiates negotiation. fqdn:specifies the local identity as a domain name. user-fqdn:specifies the local identity in the form of user@domain name. dn:specifies the DN value of the certificate. |
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