Sierra Wireless AirLink RV50 Series User Manual page 49

Field
VPN 1 to 5 Status
Failover - Primary VPN
Failover - Primary VPN
Status
Failover - Secondary VPN
Failover - Secondary VPN
Status
Rev 1 Dec. 17
Description
Status of each VPN connection:
Disabled—VPN is disabled (default)
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Not Connected—The VPN failed to connect. This could be because of a
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mismatch in the configuration between the client and the server, no data
connection on the gateway, etc.
Connected—The VPN is connected and ready to transmit traffic.
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Configuration Error—This status appears when:
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Two VPNs have both the same Local Address and the same Remote
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Address
More than one VPN has the remote address set to "0.0.0.0"
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Note: This restriction does not apply to the Additional Remote Subnets.
When either of these errors exist, only the first of the conflicting VPNs is opera-
tional.
To determine which VPNs are in conflict:
1. Go to Admin > Configure Log.
2. For the VPN Subsystem, ensure that Display in Log is set to Yes. The
Verbosity can be either Info or Debug.
3. Click View Log.
4. The resulting log shows you which VPNs are in conflict.
ID of the primary VPN (for VPN Failover) i.e. VPN 1, VPN 2, VPN 3, VPN 4, VPN 5,
or None (Default is None.) Setting persists over reboot.
Status of the primary VPN:
Disabled—VPN Failover is disabled. (default)
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Connecting—The VPN is trying to connect to the responder.
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Active—The VPN tunnel is ready and transferring traffic.
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Backup—This is currently the backup VPN connection.
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Failed—Dead Peer Detection (DPD) has determined that the VPN responder is
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dead, or a ping sent to the VPN host failed.
Out of Service—There have been 5 DPD failures within an hour.
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ID of the Secondary VPN (for VPN Failover) i.e. VPN 1, VPN 2, VPN 3, VPN 4,
VPN 5, or None (Default is None.) Setting persists over reboot.
Status of the Secondary VPN:
Disabled—VPN Failover is disabled. (default)
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Connecting—The VPN is trying to connect to the responder.
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Active—The VPN tunnel is ready and transferring traffic.
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Backup—This is currently the backup VPN connection.
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Failed—Dead Peer Detection (DPD) has determined that the VPN responder is
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dead, or a ping sent to the VPN host failed.
Out of Service—There have been 5 DPD failures within an hour.
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