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New-NetIPsecDospSetting

Creates an IPsec DoS protection setting and adds the setting to the target computer. Windows Server PowerShell reference

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Parameters

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-AsJobRuns the cmdlet as a background job.
-CimSession, -SessionRuns the cmdlet in a remote session or on a remote computer.
-Confirm, -cfPrompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet.
-DefBlockExemptDscpSpecifies the 6-bit value, specified as an integer from 1 to 63, that is placed in the differentiated services code point (DSCP) field of the IPv6 header when the traffic type matches traffic that is…
-DefBlockExemptRateLimitBytesPerSecSpecifies the maximum rate at which IPsec authenticated, IPsec unauthenticated, and ICMPv6 inbound network traffic such as traffic that is by default exempted from the default block behavior is forwa…
-EnabledKeyingModulesSpecifies the IPsec negotiation protocol, or keying module, to allow.
-FilteringFlagsSpecifies the action to take on network traffic that matches the Dosp setting address filters the public V6 address and the privateV6 address.
-IcmpV6DscpSpecifies that ICMPv6 protocol traffic is assigned the given DSCP value.
-IcmpV6RateLimitBytesPerSecSpecifies the maximum rate at which ICMPv6 inbound network traffic is forwarded from the public to the internal interface.
-IpV6FilterExemptDscpSpecifies that IPv6 traffic with an IP address that is exempted by using an address filter is assigned the given DSCP value.
-IpV6FilterExemptRateLimitBytesPerSecSpecifies the maximum rate at which inbound IPv6 network traffic, that is exempted by using an address filter, is forwarded from the public to the internal interface.
-IpV6IPsecAuthDscpSpecifies that authenticated IPv6 IPsec-protected traffic is assigned the given DSCP value.
-IpV6IPsecAuthRateLimitBytesPerSecSpecifies the maximum rate at which authenticated IPv6 IPsec-protected inbound traffic is forwarded from the public to the internal interface.
-IpV6IPsecUnauthDscpSpecifies that unauthenticated IPv6 IPsec-protected traffic is assigned the given DSCP value.
-IpV6IPsecUnauthPerIPRateLimitBytesPerSecSpecifies the maximum rate at which unauthenticated IPv6 IPsec-protected inbound traffic is forwarded from the public to the internal interface.
-IpV6IPsecUnauthRateLimitBytesPerSecSpecifies the maximum rate at which unauthenticated IPv6 IPsec-protected inbound traffic is forwarded from the public to the internal interface.
-MaxPerIPRateLimitQueuesWhen using rate limits on unauthenticated traffic, this value specifies the maximum number of queues that can be used to hold traffic while it is delivered at the configured rate.
-MaxStateEntriesSpecifies the maximum number of connections that the IPsec DoS protection feature can track at one time.
-NameSpecifies the unique identifier of the Dosp configuration setting.
-PerIPRateLimitQueueIdleTimeoutSecondsSpecifies, when using rate limits on unauthenticated traffic on a per IP address basis, the timeout in seconds that the connection can be idle before the IPsec DoS protection feature treats the conne…
-PrivateInterfaceAliasesAdds the specified interface to the IPsec DoS protection configuration as an internal interface.
-PrivateV6AddressSpecifies the internal IPsec address or subnet that matches the Dosp address filter.
-PublicInterfaceAliasesAdds the specified interface to the IPsec DoS protection configuration as a public interface.
-PublicV6AddressSpecifies the external IPsec address or subnet that matches the Dosp address filter.
-StateIdleTimeoutSecondsSpecifies the number of seconds that an IPsec session can be idle before the IPsec DoS protection feature stops considering it to be a valid IPsec-protected connection that is allowed by the feature.
-ThrottleLimitSpecifies the maximum number of concurrent operations that can be established to run the cmdlet.
-WhatIf, -wiShows what would happen if the cmdlet runs.