SV-256422r959010_rule
V-256422
SRG-OS-000480-VMM-002000
ESXI-70-000061
CAT II
10
From the vSphere Client, go to Hosts and Clusters.
Select the ESXi Host >> Configure >> Networking >> Virtual Switches.
On each standard switch, click the "..." button next to each port group. Click Edit Settings >> Security tab.
Set "Promiscuous Mode" to "Reject".
or
From a PowerCLI command prompt while connected to the ESXi host, run the following commands:
Get-VirtualSwitch -Standard | Get-SecurityPolicy | Set-SecurityPolicy -AllowPromiscuous $false
Get-VirtualPortGroup -Standard | Get-SecurityPolicy | Set-SecurityPolicy -AllowPromiscuousInherited $true
Note: This control addresses ESXi standard switches. Distributed switches are addressed in the vCenter STIG. If there is no standard switch on the ESXi host, this is not applicable.
From the vSphere Client, go to Hosts and Clusters.
Select the ESXi Host >> Configure >> Networking >> Virtual Switches.
On each standard switch, click the "..." button next to each port group. Click View Settings >> Policies tab.
Verify "Promiscuous Mode" is set to "Reject".
or
From a PowerCLI command prompt while connected to the ESXi host, run the following commands:
Get-VirtualSwitch -Standard | Get-SecurityPolicy
Get-VirtualPortGroup -Standard | Get-SecurityPolicy
If the "Promiscuous Mode" policy is set to "Accept" (or "true", via PowerCLI), this is a finding.
V-256422
False
ESXI-70-000061
Note: This control addresses ESXi standard switches. Distributed switches are addressed in the vCenter STIG. If there is no standard switch on the ESXi host, this is not applicable.
From the vSphere Client, go to Hosts and Clusters.
Select the ESXi Host >> Configure >> Networking >> Virtual Switches.
On each standard switch, click the "..." button next to each port group. Click View Settings >> Policies tab.
Verify "Promiscuous Mode" is set to "Reject".
or
From a PowerCLI command prompt while connected to the ESXi host, run the following commands:
Get-VirtualSwitch -Standard | Get-SecurityPolicy
Get-VirtualPortGroup -Standard | Get-SecurityPolicy
If the "Promiscuous Mode" policy is set to "Accept" (or "true", via PowerCLI), this is a finding.
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