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Peer ID
Shared Key
Phase 1 Proposal
Phase 2 Proposal
Target Host Range
Starting Target Host
Sting(FQDN) − Thi
s allows you to specify that
th
e "fully-qualified domain name" of the
remote end of the IPSec VPN tunnel will be
used to identify and authenticate the remote
host.
mail(UFQDN) − This allows you to specify
E
that the E-mail address of the remote end o
IPSec VPN tunnel will be used to identify an
authenticate the remote host.
This allows you to enter the IP address, "fully-
qualified domain name," or E-mail address
th
e remote end of the IPSec VPN tunnel.
The shared secret key that must be supplied by
the remote end of the IPSec VPN tunnel. The
shared key and the IP address, FQDN, or E-
mail address will be used together to unique
identify a remote host (or a set of hosts sharing
a common identity).
Phase 1 VPN IPSec negotiation allows the two
endpoints of a VPN tunnel to comm
secure way so that the encryption for the actual
VPN tunnel can be accomplished in the Phas
negotiation. Click on this link to open the
Phase 1 Proposal configuration page, as show
below.
The following entries will establish the setup
for the negotiation between the two endpoints
for the encryption of messages once the VPN
tunnel
has been initiated. Click on this link to
open the Phase 2 Proposal configuration page,
as shown below.
T
he following fields will define the range of IP
addresses of computers on the remote LAN (t
remote endpoint of the VPN tunnel) that will be
allowed to access the VPN.
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