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NoteMake sure that Ethernet interfaces and routers
are configured properly.
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Option | Description | ||
Enable IPSec connect | Select the check box to enable the tunnel. | ||
Name | Type a name to identify the IPsec tunnel. | ||
Gateway type | Select Initiate (active) or Response (passive) role of the IPsec tunnel. | ||
Gateway | Specify the gateway IP address. | ||
Interface name | Select the interface name from the drop-down list box (eth0, eth1). | ||
Policy name |
Select the policy name from the drop-down list box, either Default or
a specific policy, that applies to the IPsec tunnel.
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Authentication type | Select Pre-shared key or RSA key from the drop-down list box. | ||
For Pre-shared Key |
Specify the key and confirm it.
If Pre-shared Key is selected, specify the
pre-shared key that Deep Edge uses to authenticate itself to the remote
peer or dial-up client. administrators must define the same value at
the remote peer or client. The key must contain at least six
printable characters and should be known only by network
administrators. For optimum protection against currently known
attacks, the key should consist of a minimum of 16 randomly chosen
alphanumeric characters.
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For RSA key |
Specify the public key.
If RSA key is selected, select the name of the server certificate
that Deep Edge
uses to authenticate to the remote peer.
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VPN ID | Input the local IP address if the IPsec gateway is behind a NAT device. | ||
Add Local Networks | Select the local network, or add a new address object. | ||
Add Remote Networks | Select the remote network, or add a new address object. |