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Local Subnet, Remote Subnet, Remote Gateway, Policy Mode, IKE Policy, IPsec Proposal

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host. Local Subnet: Specify IP address range on your local LAN to identify which PCs on your LAN are covered by this policy. It's formed by IP address and subnet mask. Remote Subnet: Specify IP address range on your remote network to identify which PCs on the remote network are covered by this policy. It's formed by IP address and subnet mask. WAN: Specify the local WAN port for this Policy. The "Remote Gateway" of the remote peer should be set to the IP address of this WAN port. Remote Gateway: Enter the Remote Gateway. It can be IP address or Domain name. Policy Mode: Select the negotiation mode for the policy. z IKE: The parameters for the VPN tunnel are generated automatically via IKE negotiations. z Manual: All settings (including the keys) for the VPN tunnel are manually input and no key negotiation is needed. z IKE Mode IKE Policy: It is available when IKE is selected as the negotiation mode. Specify the IKE policy. If there is no policy selection, add new policy on VPN→IKE→IKE Policy page. IPsec Proposal: Select IPsec Proposal on IKE mode. Up to four IPsec Proposals can be selected on IKE mode. PFS: Select the PFS (Perfect Forward Security) for IKE mode to enhance security. This setting should match the remote peer. With PFS feature, IKE negotiates to create a new key in Phase2. As it is independent of the key created in Phase1, this key can be secure even when the key in -91-

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host.
Local Subnet:
Specify IP address range on your local LAN to identify
which PCs on your LAN are covered by this policy. It's
formed by IP address and subnet mask.
Remote Subnet:
Specify IP address range on your remote network to
identify which PCs on the remote network are covered by
this policy. It's formed by IP address and subnet mask.
WAN:
Specify the local WAN port for this Policy. The "Remote
Gateway" of the remote peer should be set to the IP
address of this WAN port.
Remote Gateway:
Enter the Remote Gateway. It can be IP address or
Domain name.
Policy Mode:
Select the negotiation mode for the policy.
z
IKE: The parameters for the VPN tunnel are
generated automatically via IKE negotiations.
z
Manual: All settings (including the keys) for the VPN
tunnel are manually input and no key negotiation is
needed.
z
IKE Mode
IKE Policy:
It is available when IKE is selected as the negotiation
mode. Specify the IKE policy. If there is no policy
selection, add new policy on
VPN
IKE
IKE Policy
page.
IPsec Proposal:
Select IPsec Proposal on IKE mode. Up to four IPsec
Proposals can be selected on IKE mode.
PFS:
Select the PFS (Perfect Forward Security) for IKE mode
to enhance security. This setting should match the remote
peer. With PFS feature, IKE negotiates to create a new
key in Phase2. As it is independent of the key created in
Phase1, this key can be secure even when the key in