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EncrypTight User Guide 147
10 Managing Policy Enforcement Points
Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs) enforce the policies created in ETPM and distributed by the ETKMSs.
EncrypTight Policy Enforcement Points (ETEP PEPs) include:
● ET0010A
● ET0100A
● ET1000A
This section includes the following topics:
● Provisioning PEPs
● Editing PEPs
● Deleting PEPs
Provisioning PEPs
Provisioning PEPs requires adding and configuring an appliance and then pushing the configuration to the
appliance.
Related topics:
● “Adding a New Appliance” on page 147
● “Adding Large Numbers of PEPs” on page 150
● “Pushing the Configuration” on page 151
● “Provisioning Basics” on page 95
Adding a New Appliance
You can add a new appliance to be used as an EncrypTight PEP from the ETEMS Appliance Manager or
ETPM. To simplify the provisioning process, we recommend adding all PEPs from the ETEMS. If you
add a PEP from ETPM, you will have to switch to the ETEMS Appliance Manager to push the
configuration to the appliance.
The EncrypTight Components view of ETPM shows a list of available appliances under the PEPs tab.
PEPs shown in the PEPs view are designated by type: IP or L2 (Ethernet). IP PEPs can be used in the