Connecting Remote Vpn Clients To Lan Subnets - ShoreTel 4500 Installation Manual

Configuring the VPN Concentrator
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Parameter
Packet Type
PVID
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Connecting Remote VPN Clients to LAN Subnets

You may need to setup static routes to support network applications (such as a web server)
that are allowed through the firewall and directed to a specific IP address or subnet.You can
create a static route to connect remote VPN clients to specified LAN subnets using the
Route page. To access the Route page, select System  Route Services from the
Configuration Menu.
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Specify the Packet type as Tagged Only or Untagged Only from the drop
down menu. If Tagged Only is selected, only tagged traffic will be
accepted on the associated LAN port. By default, only untagged packet
types are accepted on a port.
Note: If a port is configured to accept tagged packets only, the PVID
selection is irrelevant.
Select which VLAN ID to assign as the port's PVID from the PVID drop
down menu. The PVID drop down menu shows all VLANs the port is a
member of. The system obtains this information from the VLAN Port
Membership page.
When you have finished assigning PVIDs to ports, click on the Submit
button to save your configuration.
Note: If a drop down menu is empty, no VLANs were assigned to that
port. To assign a VLAN to the port, go to the VLAN Port Membership
page.
Note: If a LAN port has multiple VLANs assigned to it, only one of them
can be selected as the port's untagged VLAN ID or PVID. By default, a
LAN port will be assigned to PVID 1.
Figure 4-8 Route Page
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