Nortel 3050 Command Reference Manual page 317

Table 120
Local Branch Office Networks Menu Options (/cfg/vpn/ipsec/botunprof/localnets) (cont'd.)
Command Syntax and Usage
add <network IP address> <network mask>
insert
move
/cfg/vpn <id> /ippool <id> IP Pool Configuration
[Pool 1 Menu]
type - Set pool mechanism
lowerip - Set lower IP in pool range
upperip - Set upper IP in pool range
dhcp - DHCP menu
netattr - Pool network attributes menu
proxyarp - Set proxy arp on clean side interfaces
info - Print alloc info for this pool
ena - Enable pool
dis - Disable pool
del - Remove pool
The Pool menu is used to configure the desired method for assigning IP
address and network attributes to VPN clients. The IP pool comes into
play when the remote user tries to access a host using an IPsec VPN
client (formerly the Contivity VPN client) or Net Direct client connection.
The IP address is used as a new source IP for connections between
the VPN Gateway and the destination host, once the remote user is
authenticated and the VPN tunnel is set up.
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Lets you add the network IP address and network mask of a remote
branch office network.
To allow all local networks to send traffic through the tunnel, specify the
network IP address as 0.0.0.0 and the network mask as 0.
To add an additional network/mask to the list, simply enter the add
command once again.
Lets you assign a specific index number to the network entry you add.
The index number you specify must be in use. Network entries with an
index number higher than (and including) the one you specify will have
their current index number incremented by 1.
Lets you move a network entry up or down in the list.
To view all network entries, use the list command.
Nortel VPN Gateway
Command Reference
NN46120-103 01.01 Standard
10 September 2007