Multi-Tech Systems S000573A manual Defining Virtual Private Networks VPNs

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Defining Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)

Your router supports VPN tunnels for secure LAN‐to‐LAN access. To set up a VPN through your router:

1.From the navigation pane, select Tunnels, IPsec Tunnels.

2.In the pane that opens, click Add Tunnel. A series of wizard panels helps you configure the connection.

3.In the first panel, enter the following information:

ƒIn the Name field, type a name for the connection.

ƒIf desired, in the Description field, type a description for the connection.

ƒClick Next.

4.In the next panel:

ƒIn the Remote WAN IP field, type the IP address of the remote WAN.

ƒIn the Saved Network drop‐down list, select the desired network. Otherwise you can manually define the network by completing the Network Route and Network Mask fields.

ƒClick Next.

5.In the next panel:

ƒIn the Pre‐Shared Key field type the pre‐shared key that is agreed upon and shared by the VPN endpoints. You must configure this key at both endpoints of the tunnel.

ƒFrom the Encryption Method drop‐down list, select the encryption method. 3DES is recommended. Options include 3DES, AES‐128, AES‐192, AES‐256.

ƒIn the IKE Life Time field, type the duration for which the ISAKMP security association (SA) lasts, from successful negotiation to expiration. The default value is one hour and the maximum is 8 hours.

ƒIn the Key Life field, type the duration for which the IPSec SA lasts, from successful negotiation to expiration. The default value is one hour and the maximum is 24 hours.

ƒIn the Max Retries field, type the number of retries for the IPSec tunnel. Enter zero for unlimited retries.

ƒTo enable the Local ID and Remote ID, check Enable UID (Unique Identifier String) . Then enter local ID and remote string identifiers:

ƒLocal ID, type a string identifier for the local security gateway.

ƒRemote ID, type a string identifier for the remote security gateway.

ƒTo enable IPCOMP, the compression algorithm, check Compression.

ƒTo enable Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS), a concept in which the newly generated keys are unrelated to the older keys, check Perfect Forward Secrecy.

ƒClick Finish.

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Contents MultiConnect rCell Router Online Support Portal https//support.multitech.com Table of Contents Using the Router’s Web Interface Using the Router’s Web Interface Welcome Getting startedSetting up your device Using the Router’s Web Interface From Setup, select IP Configuration Configuring miscellaneous features for your deviceConfiguring IP address and DNS information for LANs Forcing a Ddns server update Configuring Dynamic Domain Naming System DdnsEntering authentication information Configuring the Dhcp server From Setup, select Dhcp ConfigurationConfiguring GPS Assigning fixed addressesSending GPS information to a remote server Configuring the serial port Configuring the serial portSetting the devices date and time Configuring networks and servicesSetting the date and time Configuring Sntp to update date and timeEditing or deleting an existing network Setting up wireless features Setting up Wi‐Fi access pointsSetting security options Setting up Wi‐Fi client Setting up bluetoothƒ Always Connected Using the Router’s Web Interface Setting up firewalls Defining firewall rulesAdding forwarding rules Adding Outbound Traffic RulesSetting up static routes Advanced SettingsConfiguring Point‐to‐Point PPP Setting up cellular featuresPPP configuration Configuring PPP Configuring keepalive checks Configuring PPP Setting up the modemConfiguring PPP Setting up authentication Setting up wake up on call Configuring wakeup‐on‐callConfiguring Modem AT Commands Example of Useful Hspa AT CommandsAuthentication Modem ConfigurationWakeup‐on‐Call Configuration PPP GeneralCaller ID Configuration SubmitSetting up SMS Setting up PPPSetting up Wake up on call Using Telnet to communicate with the cellular radio Setting up Caller AcknowledgementSetting up Generic Routing Encapsulation GRE tunnels Defining tunnels to your deviceDefining Virtual Private Networks VPNs Administering devices Configuring how routers access the InternetSetting up the Remote Server Managing Your Device from Remote ServerDefining When the Device Connects to Remote Server Defining When Device Gets or Sends UpdatesCustomizing the user interface Customizing support informationSpecifying Device Settings Click Start UpgradeUpgrading firmware Before you beginSaving and restoring settings Configuring Syslog Setting up the routers debug optionsAutomatically rebooting the device Viewing services running on routers Checking the status of devicesViewing device statistics From Status, select Statistics
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