Symantec 360R Administration Guide - Page 88

88 Establishing secure VPN connections Configuring Gateway-to-Gateway tunnels ■ In the RADIUS Group Binding text box, type the name of the user's RADIUS group. The RADIUS group is assigned to the user on the RADIUS server. The RADIUS server must return the value that you type in the RADIUS Group Binding text box in the filterID attribute. 7 Click Save. Viewing the User List The User List section in the Client Users window displays a summary of each static user that is configured on the appliance. Table 6-3 defines each field in the summary. Table 6-3 User list fields Field Description User Name Enable Pre-Shared Key VPN Group User name entered for the static VPN user. Indicates whether a particular user can establish VPN tunnels to the security gateway. Displays the pre-shared key entered for the user. Lists the VPN Groups for which a user is configured. Configuring Gateway-to-Gateway tunnels Gateway-to-Gateway tunnels help secure your internal network by providing a secure bridge to an external LAN. There are several tasks involved in successfully securing the network with Gateway-to-Gateway tunnels. The following section describes the Gateway-to-Gateway tunnels, and then provides procedures for configuring the tunnels. Understanding Gateway-to-Gateway tunnels You might want to make your network resources available to an outside group, such as another office of the company. Instead of requiring each user on the second network to establish their own, private secure connection, you can create one Gateway-to-Gateway tunnel, which makes resources on each network available to the other. This type of tunnel is LAN-to-LAN, instead of user-toLAN.