Nortel Contivity 1100 Configuration Manual page 84

84 Chapter 4 Configuring user tunnels
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To search within a selected group and then configure a user's account:
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Static IP Address option in the Profiles > Groups > Connectivity option (it is
only used if the group allows it). If an IP address that is entered here is used
instead of a DHCP server-assigned IP address, then only one login is allowed.
Enter the subnet mask. Assigning the correct subnet mask to a remote IPsec
client is important when using split tunneling. When you enable split
tunneling, packets destined to a host in the Split Tunnel Network list are
directed into the tunnel by the IPsec client. All other traffic goes through a
standard LAN or dial-up interface. This occurs on the client by adding the
routes listed on the Split Tunnel Network list to the route table of the
Microsoft TCP/IP stack and pointing those routes to the tunnel adapter
interface. A route is also added to the route table based on the subnet mask
assigned to the tunnel adapter. The IPsec Subnet Mask field allows you to
specifically assign a subnet mask to a remote IPsec client that obtains an IP
address either from the IP address pool, DHCP, RADIUS, or a static user
configuration.
Note: If a host route for the destination address of the Nortel VPN
Router exists in the TCP/IP route table prior to launching the Nortel
VPN RouterVPN Client, the route is deleted when the tunnel is closed.
Enter a User ID and password. The User ID has a maximum length of 256
characters. The User password has a maximum of 32 characters.
Go to Profiles > Users
Select a group from which you want to search for a particular user from the
Group drop-down list box (at the top of the window), and click on Display.
The search is limited to the available groups.
Enter the appropriate text to search for in the input box.
Select one of the following as the preferred search method, then click on
Search.
• Last Name searches for a last name. You must enter the entire last name.
• UID searches for a user ID.
• Admin Rights searches for anyone who has View or Manage
administrator privileges.