Remote LAN
•
IP Address:
This allows the Remote LAN VPN to be directed to either
- Single PC
Use this when the remote device is a single PC using Dynamic IP and with no LAN.
•
IP Address
Leave blank.
•
Subnet Mask
Leave blank.
- IP Address
•
IPAddress
Enter the IP address of the single device on the Remote LAN that can access the VPN.
•
Subnet Mask
Not Applicable
- Subnet Address
•
IP Address
Enter the IP address of the Remote LAN that can access the VPN.
•
Subnet Mask
Enter the subnet of the Remote LAN that can access the VPN.
ESP Configuration
•
SPIN - Incoming:
The value set here must match the SPIN - Outgoing value at the other end of the VPN Tunnel. Conversely, the “
SPIN - Outgoing
” must match the
SPIN - Incoming value at the other end. Only numeric characters can be used in both these fields.
•
SPIN - Outgoing:
The value set here must match the SPIN - Incoming value at the other end of the VPN Tunnel. Conversely, the “
SPIN - Incoming
” must match the
SPIN - Outgoing value at the other end. Only numeric characters can be used in both these fields.
•
Encryption:
Select either DES or 3DES from the drop down list. 3DES is default as it is the more secure option. Both ends of the Tunnel must use the
same encryption type
.
•
Encryption Key:
Because this is a Manual Policy, the user must enter the DES or 3DES encryption key.
•
Authentication:
This item adds another level of security. There are two types of authentication: “
MD5
” and “
SHA
”. Both ends of the Tunnel must use the same
authentication type
.
•
Authentication Key:
Because this is a Manual Policy, the user must enter the MD5 or SHA authentication key.
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