Enterasys Aurorean ANG-3000 Installation & Service Manual page 98

Configuring the Remote ANG-3000/7000
You have completed ANG configuration using Aurorean Web Config. Click
the Log Off icon in the upper right corner of the GUI.
If your ANG is a site-to-site stand-alone ANG, the Aurorean Network
Gateways should now be fully capable of communicating with eachother
over the Ethernet network. The tunnel between it and the terminating tunnel
should be operational.
If you have previously configured an APS/ANG pair, check the LEDs on the
Network Gateway front panel. The POWER, LINK and Mgmt LEDs should
be should be lit constantly, and the Ethernet 1 and 2 LEDs should be blinking.
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3 Specify a Tunnel Name for the site-to-site tunnel.
This name will be used to identify the terminating ANG. It does not
need to match the name of the terminating tunnel.
4 Enter the external IP Address of the terminating ANG.
The protocol parameters on the terminating tunnel will apply.
5 Select PPTP or IPsec as the ANG Tunnel Protocol.
6 Enter a User Name to let you connect to the terminating ANG.
NOTE
The following symbols are not permitted in the Name fields: comma (,),
plus sign (+), at sign (@), space, Tab, single (') and double quote ("), space,
apostrophe ('), tilde (~), percent sign (%), ampersand (&), exclamation point (!),
backslash (|), forward slash (/), and asterisk (*).
7 Enter a Password for the terminating Network Gateway.
8 Click Add Site-to-Site Tunnel.
9 In the Site-to-Site window, click Enabled and Apply Changes.
NOTE
To modify any Site-to-Site parameter, click properties on the selected
tunnel, make the changes and click Modify Site-to-Site Tunnel.
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