Configuring A Dvpn Class - 3Com 3C13636 Configuration Manual

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Restore the default encryption mode of
data streams
All packets that pass through the tunnel interface are encrypted using IPSec by default.
VIII. Configuring the registration type of a client
The registration packets a client sends to the DVPN server can carry additional
information, which can be of the forward type, or the undistributed type. The DVPN
server determines whether to send redirect packets according to the additional
information.
If you configure the additional information of a client as the forward type, the client will
not be able to establish any session with any other clients in the DVPN domain. If you
configure the additional information of a client as the undistributed type, the DVPN
server notifies no client in the DVPN domain of the redirect packets about the client;
however, the DVPN server still notifies the client of redirect packets about other clients.
So the client can still establish sessions with other clients.
Perform the following configuration in tunnel interface view.
Table 4-17 Configure the registration type of a client
Configure the registration type
Restore the default registration type
A DVPN server forwards redirect packets by default.

4.2.4 Configuring a DVPN Class

In DVPN class view, you can configure the parameters related to the specified DVPN
server, such as the private IP address, public IP address, and user name. A client
needs these parameters for registering with the DVPN server. Note that the parameters
must be consistent with those configured on the server.
Note:
To have the DVPN class configuration modified after a map has been created take
effect, you must re-create the map by performing the shutdown tunnel and undo
shutdown tunnel commands or by performing the reset dvpn map command.
Operation
Operation
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Command
undo dvpn security acl
Command
dvpn register-type
undistributed }*
undo dvpn register-type { forward |
undistributed }*
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{ forward |