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Do one of the following:
a
To copy an entry, type the line number of the entry you wish to copy.
❖
The new entry is added to the bottom of the IP/VPN Policy Table. Return to
Step 3
.
b
If you do not wish to copy an entry, press the Escape key.
❖
The IP/VPN Policy Table appears. Return to
Step 3
.
6
To add an entry, do the following:
a
If you do not wish to add another entry, press Escape.
❖
The IP/VPN Policy Table appears, with each new entry (if any) added to the bottom
of the list. Return to
Step 3
.
b
When screen prompts request information for this connection and its policy, type the
information for each field, and press Enter.
Note:
When asked for the profile name that this connection policy uses, you must
enter a profile name that already exists in the VPN Profile Table. (To create new VPN
profiles, see
Section 2.5.4.1, Configuring VPN Profiles
.)
❖
When all information has been entered, you are asked for a description.
c
Type a name for the connection policy.
❖
The entry is accepted. A prompt appears for another new entry. Repeat
Step 6
.
7
To insert an entry, do the following:
❖
A prompt asks for the line number this entry will follow.
a
Type the line number and press Enter.
❖
Subsequent prompts request information for this connection and its policy.
b
Type the information for each field, and press Enter.
Note:
When asked for the profile name that this connection policy uses, you must
enter a profile name that already exists in the VPN Profile Table. (To create new VPN
profiles, see
Section 2.5.4.1, Configuring VPN Profiles
.)
❖
When all information has been entered, you are asked for a description.
c
Type a name for the connection policy.
❖
The entry is accepted, and the IP/VPN Policy Table appears, with the new entry
inserted in the list at the specified location. Go to
Step 3
.
8
To delete an entry, type the entry’s line number.
❖
The entry is deleted, and the IP/VPN Policy Table appears. Return to
Step 3
.
For more information, see the
VPN Configuration
Module.
2.5.4.3
Selective Layer Encryption in VPNs
Encore Networks has developed a proprietary technology, Selective Layer Encryption™
(SLE, patent pending), for VPNs that traverse a satellite network. SLE works with a satellite
