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Chapter 5: Network Configuration
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5.2.1 Import-PKCS#12
PKCS
stands for
Public Key Cryptography Standards
and designates a range of cryptographic
specifications. The PKCS#12 defines a data format that is used to store a private key and the
corresponding password protected certificate. The import PKCS#12 function of the router enables the
unpacking of a public and a private key and eventually the CA certificate.
Command
Description
Choose File To Upload
Selects the PKCS#12 file. The file must already be on the router.
Passphrase for PKCS#12
The password for the PKCS#12 file
Host Key Name
The name under which the private key is stored on the router.
Must end with
.pem
Passphrase for Host Key
The password for the private key
Verify Passphrase
The password for the private key for verification
CA Certificate Name
The name under which the root certificate is stored on the router.
Must end with
.pem
Host Certificate Name
The name under which the public certificate is stored on the
router.
Must end with
.pem
5.3 Connection Management
The Connection Management allows starting existing interfaces
The
Static Connections
provides a simple start functionality only.
The
Connection-Manager
monitors his connections. Therefore it is recommended to use Connaction
Manager any time. The Connection Manager also allows realizing complex backup-scenarios.
5.3.1 Connection-Manager
The Connection Manager allows starting and monitoring of multiple physical (ppp, eth, br, wlan)
respectively logical (IPSec) connections.
All these connections will have an equal priority. By configuring the »Inhibit Mode«, dependencies
between the connections can be customized. This might be useful to obtain a better reliability. For
example to start a backup entry if another one has connectivity issues.
5.3.1.1 Connection-Dial-Entry
A Connection-Dial-Entry represents one physical interface and
can handle many static- and default-routings with different metric to any interface.
can handle many logical subordinated logical connections, such as an IPSec-connection.
is able to depend on any number of other connection-dial-entries according to their state
Supports scripts for each internal state-change
On startup, a Connection-Dial-Entry fetches its configuration and enters the main-loop. If defined, a
Power-Up-Delay is applied before.
Within the Main-Loop, conditional action is performed depending
on it’s internal state as well as the state
of other dial-entries and even logical-entries.
