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4.7 Connection
What is ...
How is it used
In this section
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A Connection bundles all the parameters required for the PH2 SA negotiation:
Peer
Reference, pointing to the peer configuration to be used. In fact, this refers to
the IKE channel used for the Phase 2 negotiations.
Local/remote range
Range of private IP addresses to which the IPSec policy applies.
Reference to the Network Descriptors or expressed by a dynamic policy.
Connection Security Descriptor
Reference to the Phase 2 Security Descriptor grouping the security
parameters.
The Connection parameters are explained in section 4.7.1.
A Connection can be successfully configured from the moment when a Connection
Security Descriptor is present in the SpeedTouch™.
The local and remote private networks can be described either by a valid Network
Descriptor, or by a
keyword
expressed as a
static
policy, a Network Descriptor describes the local and remote
private networks. As a consequence, some valid Network Descriptors must be
defined prior to the successful definition of a Connection.
When using a
dynamic
policy, the networks are described by
4.7.1).
The following topics are discussed in this section:
4.7.1 Connection Parameters
4.7.2 List all Connections
4.7.3 Create a New Connection
4.7.4 Set or Modify the Connection Parameters
4.7.5 Delete a Connection
4.7.6 Start a Connection
4.7.7 Stop a connection
Configuration via the Command Line Interface
present in the SpeedTouch™. When the IPSec policy is
Topic
Chapter 4
keyword
(see section
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