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Settings - IPSec Policy Setup IPSec Traffic Binding Traffic Selector Security Level • Tunnel Name - In order to distinguish the tunnel, you have to give "Tunnel" a name. • Tunnel - If set to Enable, this will allow the tunnel to connect. • WAN port - You can choose any WAN port to make the VPN connection. • PPPoE Session - If you are using a multi-session PPPoE connection, you can select which PPPoE session will create a VPN tunnel between two sites. • Local Identity Type - You can select how the router will identify itself to the destination VPN site. There are three options to select from: • WAN IP address - This allows the authentication by using its public IP address. • Domain Name - This allows the authentication by using a domain name. • Distinguished Name - This allows the authentication by using a distinguished name such as an email address or alphanumeric characters. • Service - Protocol Type: You can choose TCP, UDP, ICMP or GRE protocol as your connection protocol. By default the protocol type is "Any". • Local Security Network - These entries identify the private network on this VPN gateway - the hosts of which can use the LAN-to-LAN connection. You can choose a single IP address, the subnet, or a selected IP range to make VPN LAN-to-LAN connection. • Remote Security Network - These entries identify the private network on the remote peer VPN gateway whose hosts can use the LAN-to-LAN connection. You can choose a single IP address, the subnet, or a selected IP range to make VPN connection • Remote Security Gateway - You can select either the remote side by a domain name, a remote side IP address (WAN IP address) or a distinguished name as your remote side security gateway. • Encryption Method - Specifies the encryption mechanism to use. Data encryption makes the data unreadable if intercepted. There are three encryption methods available: DES, 3DES and AES. The default setting is null. • Authentication Method - Specifies the packets authentication mechanism to use. Packets authentication confirms if the data's source is correct or not. There are three authentication methods available - MD5, SHA1 and SHA2. • ESP Mode - Only Tunnel Mode is available. It offers the most protection against an intruder trying to intercept VPN packets. Page 57

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Settings – IPSec Policy Setup
IPSec Traffic Binding
•
Tunnel Name
– In order to distinguish the tunnel, you have to give
“Tunnel” a name.
•
Tunnel
– If set to
Enable
, this will allow the tunnel to connect.
•
WAN port
– You can choose any WAN port to make the VPN
connection.
•
PPPoE Session
– If you are using a multi-session PPPoE
connection, you can select which PPPoE session will create a
VPN tunnel between two sites.
•
Local Identity Type
– You can select how the router will identify
itself to the destination VPN site. There are three options to select
from:
•
WAN IP address
– This allows the authentication by using its
public IP address.
•
Domain Name
– This allows the authentication by using a
domain name.
•
Distinguished Name
– This allows the authentication by using
a distinguished name such as an email address or alpha-
numeric characters.
Traffic Selector
•
Service
–
Protocol Type:
You can choose TCP, UDP, ICMP or
GRE protocol as your connection protocol. By default the protocol
type is “Any”.
•
Local Security Network
– These entries identify the private
network on this VPN gateway - the hosts of which can use the
LAN-to-LAN connection. You can choose a single IP address, the
subnet, or a selected IP range to make VPN LAN-to-LAN
connection.
•
Remote Security Network
– These entries identify the private
network on the remote peer VPN gateway whose hosts can use
the LAN-to-LAN connection. You can choose a single IP address,
the subnet, or a selected IP range to make VPN connection
•
Remote Security Gateway
– You can select either the remote
side by a domain name, a remote side IP address (WAN IP
address) or a distinguished name as your remote side security
gateway.
Security Level
•
Encryption Method
– Specifies the encryption mechanism to use.
Data encryption makes the data unreadable if intercepted. There
are three encryption methods available: DES, 3DES and AES. The
default setting is
null
.
•
Authentication Method
– Specifies the packets authentication
mechanism to use. Packets authentication confirms if the data’s
source is correct or not. There are three authentication methods
available - MD5, SHA1 and SHA2.
•
ESP Mode
– Only
Tunnel Mode
is available. It offers the most
protection against an intruder trying to intercept VPN packets.
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