Symantec 360R - Security Gateway SGS Administration Manual page 195

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Table C-26
Static Tunnel tab field descriptions
Section
Field
IPSec Security
VPN Tunnel
Association
Tunnel Name
Enable VPN
Tunnel
PPPoE Session
Local Endpoint
(Model 360)
Incoming SPI
Outgoing SPI
VPN Policy
Description
Select a tunnel to update or delete.
Name of the static tunnel.
This name is only used for reference within the
SGMI.
You can create up to 50 static tunnels. The
maximum tunnel name is 50 characters.
Enables VPN users to use the tunnel you are
defining.
To temporarily disable the tunnel, uncheck this
box, and then click Update. To permanently
disable the tunnel, click Delete.
This requires an ISP PPPoE account.
The default PPPoE session is Session 1. If you
have a single-session PPPoE account, leave the
PPPoE session at Session 1.
Port on the security gateway on which you are
working where you want the tunnel to end.
Incoming security parameter index on the IPsec
packet.
The default value is a decimal number. Prepend
the value with 0x for hex numbers. The Security
Parameter Index (SPI) is a number between 257
and 8192 that identifies the tunnel.
This value must match the Outgoing SPI on the
remote end of the tunnel.
Outgoing security parameter index on the IPsec
packet.
The default value is a decimal number. Prepend
the value with 0x for hex numbers. The Security
Parameter Index (SPI) is a number between 257
and 8192 that identifies the tunnel. This is the
SPI with which packets are sent.
This value must match the incoming SPI on the
remote end of the tunnel.
Policy that dictates authentication, encryption,
and timeout settings.
The list contains Symantec pre-defined policies
and any policies you created on the VPN Policies
tab.
Field descriptions
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