Chapter 6 - Functionality and Configuration Overview
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corpbuser Config="Corporate B" SharedKey="corporateb"
# This is a sample user configuration for each of the corporations.
# This is the IPCs internal authentication database. These users
# may be stored in a RADIUS database and are only show here for
# for the example.
[ SNMP ]
AdminName = IntraPortCarrier
Domain = ipc.pci.com
Location =
[ Logging ]
LogToAuxPort = Off
Level = Debug
Enabled = Off
[ Bridging Global ]
Mode = Off
[ RADIUS ]
PrimAddress = 38.100.100.1
Authentication = TRUE
Accounting = TRUE
Secret = Radius
[ VPN Group "Corporate A" ]
ipnet = 38.1.1.0/24
bindto = "Wan 0"
maxconnections = 32
transform = ESP(MD5,DES)
localipnet = 38.0.0.100/27
vpngroupdlci = 16
# This is the VPN configuration for Corporate A.
# The ’ipnet’ keyword specifies the IP address of the corporate LAN. These
# are the addresses that the client will get when a connection is established
# and used by it to create VPN packets to be forwarded to the corporate net.
# The ’localipnet’ specifies the pool of addresses that the IPC
# will use to translate the source address of the unwrapped IP packet
# being forwarded to the corporate intranet. This pool must be reserved
# for use by the IPC and should include as many addresses as specified
# in the 'maxconnections' keyword. The ‘vpngroupdlci’ maps this group’s
# tunnel traffic to a PVC.
[ VPN Group "Corporate B" ]
ipnet = 38.2.2.0/24
ipnet = 38.2.8.0/22
ipnet = 38.3.3.0/24
bindto = "Wan 0"
maxconnections = 32
transform = ESP(MD5,DES)
localipnet = 38.0.0.132/27
vpngroupdlci = 17
# This is the VPN configuration for Corporate B.
# This is similar to Corporation A's configuration. The main difference
# is that Corporation B has more IP addresses assigned to its intranet.