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VALIDATION REPORT
Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. FastIron SX, ICX, and FCX Series Switch/Router
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both platforms and the only differences are in the number (8 or 16) of interface slots (and,
consequently, external network connections) supported
FCX Series Hardware Platform FCX-624Sthe other FCX Series devices included in the TOE
are functionally equivalent. The same firmware image is executed on all platforms and the only
differences are in the number (24 or 48) of ports and the support for Power over Ethernet (PoE)
ICX Series Hardware Platform ICX 6610-24the other ICX 6610 devices included in the TOE
are functionally equivalent. The same firmware image is executed on all platforms and the only
differences are in the number (24 or 48) and type (RJ-45, SFP, or POE+) ports.
An initial round of testing was conducted the week of May 20, 2013 at the vendor’s facility in San Jose,
CA. This round of testing identified a number of functional areas where the TOE did not satisfy the
requirements specified in the Security Requirements for Network Devices. The developer updated the
TOE and subsequent testing took place July 31
st
, August 1
st
and August 5
th
. Final product testing took
place on August 20, 2013 at the Leidos facility. The developer assisted during the testing phase.
The final round of testing demonstrated the TOE satisfies the security functional requirements specified in
the Security Requirements for Network Devices.
The testing performed by the evaluation team is summarized as follows:
The evaluation team confirmed the TOE’s ability to generate the audit events specified in the ST
The evaluation team confirmed the TOE’s ability to establish a trusted channel with an external
audit server and transfer audit records to the audit server via the trusted channel
The evaluation team confirmed the TOE supports RSA for public key authentication and
password-based authentication over SSH
The evaluation confirmed the TOE drops an SSH connection if it receives a packet over 256K
bytes in length
The evaluation team confirmed the TOE supports SSH connections using AES-CBC-128 and
AES-CBC-256
The evaluation team confirmed the TOE does not support DH Group 1 and that it does support
DH Group 14
The evaluation team confirmed the TOE supports each of the TLSv1.0 ciphersuites specified in
the ST
The evaluation team confirmed the TOE supports the specified password composition
requirements, including the specified minimum length
The evaluation team confirmed the TOE provides only obscured feedback when authentication
information is entered at the local console
The evaluation team confirmed, for all supported methods of administrator access, the TOE
allows access to the CLI when the correct authentication credentials are provided, and denies
access when incorrect credentials are provided, and that the services available without
authentication are as specified in the ST
The evaluation team confirmed the time could be set by the administrator and synchronized using
an external NTP server. Note, the ST does not make any claims about using cryptographic
protocols to protect the connection to the NTP server, so testing with the NTP server occurred
only over TCP/IP
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