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The ou parameter in the first command specifies that the OU field should be used (this is the default) The peer-ip parameter specifies that the IP address of the peer should be used And the rules parameter indicates that the rules in the crypto ca certificate map command should be used this command is discussed next The crypto ca certificate map command creates a single certificate matching rule, where you must specify a rule number from 1 to 65535:

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ciscoasa(config)# crypto ca certificate map map_name rule_# ciscoasa(config-ca-cert-map)# subject-name attr ser eq serial_# ciscoasa(config-ca-cert-map)# subject-name attr cn eq common_name

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This command takes you into a subcommand mode where you specify the attributes on the peer identity certificate to match on You can match on any field within the certificate; however, the two most common ones are the serial number (which is unique within a CA domain) and/or the common name (the name of the user or device) You can match on other fields, but I ve only listed the two I mentioned earlier; of these two, the most common one to match on is the serial number on the certificate The tunnel-group-map command associates the matching rule with the group this user or users should belong to:

Bitmap indices (described in Section 1294) use a bitmap representation for index entries, which can lead to substantial space saving (and therefore disk I/O savings), when the indexed column has a moderate number of distinct values Bitmap indices in Oracle use the same kind of B-tree structure to store the entries as a regular index However, where a regular index on a column would have entries of the form < col1 >< row-id >, a bitmap index entry has the form < col1 >< startrow-id >< endrow-id >< compressedbitmap > The bitmap conceptually represents the space of all possible rows in the table between the start and end row-id The number of such possible rows in a block depends on how many rows can t into a block, which is a function of the number of columns in the table and their data types Each bit in the bitmap represents one such possible row in a block If the column value of that row is that of the index entry, the bit is set to 1 If the row has some other value, or the row does not actually exist in the table, the bit is set to 0 (It is possible that the row does not actually exist because a table block may well have a smaller number of rows than the number that was calculated as the maximum possible) If the difference is large, the result may be long strings of consecutive zeros in the bitmap, but the compression algorithm deals with such strings of zeros, so the negative effect is limited The compression algorithm is a variation of a compression technique called ByteAligned Bitmap Compression (BBC) Essentially, a section of the bitmap where the distance between two consecutive ones is small enough is stored as verbatim bitmaps If the distance between two ones is suf ciently large that is, there is a suf cient number of adjacent zeros between them a runlength of zeros, that is the number of zeros, is stored Bitmap indices allow multiple indices on the same table to be combined in the same access path if there are multiple conditions on indexed columns in the where clause of a query For example, for the condition (col1 = 1 or col1 = 2) and col2 > 5 and col3 <> 10 Oracle would be able to calculate which rows match the condition by performing Boolean operations on bitmaps from indices on the three columns In this case, these operations would take place for each index: For the index on col1 , the bitmaps for key values 1 and 2 would be ored For the index on col2 , all the bitmaps for key values > 5 would be merged in an operation that corresponds to a logical or For the index on col3 , the bitmaps for key values 10 and null would be retrieved Then, a Boolean and would be performed on the results from the rst two indices, followed by two Boolean minuses of the bitmaps for values 10 and null for col3.

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ciscoasa(config)# tunnel-group-map default-group tunnel_group_name ciscoasa(config)# tunnel-group-map map_name rule_# tunnel_group_name

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