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Dynamic Tunnels tab field descriptions, Table C-25, Field, Description

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Field descriptions 189 VPN field descriptions Dynamic Tunnels tab field descriptions This table describes the fields on the Dynamic Tunnels tab you use to configure dynamic Gateway-to-Gateway VPN tunnels. Table C-25 Dynamic Tunnels field descriptions Section IPsec Security Association Field VPN Tunnel Name Enable VPN Tunnel Phase 1 Type VPN Policy Description Select a tunnel to update or delete. Name of the tunnel. The tunnel name can be up to 25 alphanumeric characters, dashes, and underscores. This name used only for reference within the SGMI. You can create up to 50 tunnels. Enables VPN users to use the tunnel you are defining. To temporarily disable the tunnel, uncheck this box and click Update. To permanently disable the tunnel, click Delete. Mode of phase 1 negotiation. Options include: ■ Main Mode Negotiates with a source IP address. ■ Aggressive Mode Negotiates with an identifier such as a name. Client VPN software typically negotiates in aggressive mode. The default value is Main Mode. Policy that dictates authentication, encryption, and timeout settings. The list contains Symantec pre-defined policies and any policies you created on the VPN Policies tab.

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Field descriptions
VPN field descriptions
Dynamic Tunnels tab field descriptions
This table describes the fields on the Dynamic Tunnels tab you use to configure
dynamic Gateway-to-Gateway VPN tunnels.
Table C-25
Dynamic Tunnels field descriptions
Section
Field
Description
IPsec Security
Association
VPN Tunnel
Select a tunnel to update or delete.
Name
Name of the tunnel.
The tunnel name can be up to 25 alphanumeric
characters, dashes, and underscores. This name
used only for reference within the SGMI.
You can create up to 50 tunnels.
Enable VPN
Tunnel
Enables VPN users to use the tunnel you are
defining.
To temporarily disable the tunnel, uncheck this
box and click Update. To permanently disable
the tunnel, click Delete.
Phase 1 Type
Mode of phase 1 negotiation.
Options include:
■
Main Mode
Negotiates with a source IP address.
■
Aggressive Mode
Negotiates with an identifier such as a
name. Client VPN software typically
negotiates in aggressive mode.
The default value is Main Mode.
VPN Policy
Policy that dictates authentication, encryption,
and timeout settings.
The list contains Symantec pre-defined policies
and any policies you created on the VPN Policies
tab.