Grandstream Networks GWN7000 User Manual page 23

OVERVIEW
Only VPN client, No Server ?
VPN allows the GWN7000 to be connected to a remote VPN server using PPTP, L2TP and OpenVPN
protocols, users can access VPN page from the GWN7000 Web GUI -> VPN.
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To add a VPN tunnel users need to click on
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To edit a VPN tunnel users need to click on
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To delete a VPN tunnel users need to click on
Refer to the below tables depending on which VPN type has been selected.
1.1.1.4 OpenVPN
Enabled
VPN Name
Zone
NAT Enable
Port Forwarding Rules
Port Trigger Rules
OpenVPN Mode
Local Host
Remote OpenVPN Server:Port
Protocol
Device Type
Allow Peer to Change IP
LZO Compression
Fragment
Mssfix
Inactive Timeout
CA Certificate
VPN
Table 12: OpenVPN
If checked the VPN tunnel will be enabled.
Set the VPN's name.
Set the Zone that will be using the VPN tunnel.
If checked NAT will be enabled.
Set the local host IP address. Default is 0.0.0.0
Set the remote OpenVPN server's IP/FQDN and its port.
Select UDP or TCP for protocol.
Select TUN or TAP for the virtual network kernel device.
If checked, a device using the tunnel will still take control of the session if
its IP changes.
Select Adaptive, Yes or No for LZO compression speed.
Set the fragment value.
Set Mssfix value. Default is 1450.
Set the inactivity timeout value (in unit) for restarting the connection.
Click on
GWN7000 Enterprise Router & Access Point Manager
User Manual
to upload CA certificate.
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