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Appendix B Site-to-Site VPN User Interface Reference

Site to Site VPN Policies

Table B-21 GRE Modes Page > GRE or GRE Dynamic IP Policy (continued)

Element

Description

Tunnel Parameters Tab

 

Tunnel IP

Click one of the following radio buttons to specify the GRE or GRE

 

 

Dynamic IP tunnel interface IP address:

 

 

Use Physical Interface—To use the private IP address of the

 

 

tunnel taken from the protected network.

 

 

Use Subnet—To use the tunnel IP address taken from an IP

 

 

range. Then, in the Subnet field, enter the private IP address

 

 

including the unique subnet mask, for example 10.1.1.0/24. If

 

 

you are also configuring a dial backup interface, enter its subnet

 

 

in the Dial Backup Subnet field provided.

 

 

Use Loopback Interface—To use the tunnel IP address taken

 

 

from an existing loopback interface. Then, in the Role field,

 

 

enter the interface, or select it from the list of interface roles

 

 

provided. For more information, see Interface Roles Page,

 

 

page C-126.

 

 

Note To view the newly created GRE tunnel and/or loopback

 

 

interfaces in the Router Interfaces page, you must

 

 

rediscover the device inventory details after successfully

 

 

deploying the VPN to the device. For more information, see

 

 

Configuring Cisco IOS Router Interfaces, page 12-2.

 

 

 

 

Tunnel Source IP Range

Available only if the assigned IPSec technology is

 

 

GRE Dynamic IP.

 

 

The private IP address including the unique subnet mask that

 

 

supports the loopback for GRE. The GRE tunnel interface has an IP

 

 

address (inside tunnel IP address) which is taken from a loopback

 

 

interface that Security Manager creates specifically for this purpose.

 

 

When a spoke has a dynamic IP address, there is no fixed GRE

 

 

tunnel source address (to be used by the GRE tunnel on the spoke

 

 

side) or destination address (to be used by the GRE tunnel on the

 

 

hub side). Therefore, Security Manager creates additional loopback

 

 

interfaces on the hub and the spoke to use as the GRE tunnel

 

 

endpoints. You must specify a subnet from which Security Manager

 

 

can allocate an IP address for the loopback interfaces.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents Site-to-Site VPN User Interface Reference Working with VPN Topologies, Understanding VPN Topologies,VPN Summary B-3 and Peers Page, page B-7B-37 Configuring IPSec Proposals, Configuring High Availability in Your VPN Topology,Configuring VRF-Aware IPSec Settings, Configuring an IKE Proposal,B-53 Understanding IPSec Technologies and Policies,Topology. See IKE Proposal Page, page B-37 See IPSec Proposal Page, page B-39See GRE Modes Page, page B-59 High Availability Page, page B-34IPSec Tab, page B-28 Managing VPN Devices in Device View, PeersTopology. See Device Selection Page, page B-10 Create VPN WizardName and Technology B-10 Device SelectionEditing a VPN Topology, Defining a Name and IPSec Technology,Navigation Path Page, page B-9 Endpoints See VPN Interface Tab, page B-17 Tab, page B-24 See Edit Endpoints Dialog Box, page B-16B-34 Edit Endpoints Dialog Box VPN Interface Tab Information, see Interface Roles Page, page C-126 Procedure for Configuring a Vpnsm or VPN SPA Blade,More information, see Interface Roles Page, page C-126 IP Address for IPSec Termination -To enter manually the IPCisco IOS Routers, More information, see Configuring Dialer Interfaces onBox, page B-32 Defining VPN Services Module Vpnsm or VPN SPA SettingsVPN SPA Blade, For more information, see Adding VPN SPA Slot Locations IP Address for IPSec Termination-To enter manually the IP Protected Networks TabTable B-9 Edit Endpoints Dialog Box Protected Networks Tab Information, see Editing Network/Host Objects, More information, see Editing Access Control List ObjectsFwsm Tab More information, see Editing Interface Role Objects,Table B-10 Edit Endpoints Dialog Box Fwsm Tab For more information, see Interface Roles Page, page C-126 VRF Aware IPSec TabTable B-11 Edit Endpoints Dialog Box VRF Aware IPSec Tab IPSec Two-Box Solution, Solution,Routers C-126Summary page. See VPN Summary Page, page B-3 Dial Backup Settings Dialog BoxTable B-12 Dial Backup Settings Dialog Box High Availability Table B-13 Create VPN wizard High Availability For more information, see Enabling Stateful Failover, Policy configured. See VPN Summary Page, page B-3IKE Proposal Site to Site VPN PoliciesSite-to-Site VPN Policies in Policy View, Understanding Preshared Key Policies,More information, see IKE Proposal Dialog Box, page C-123 IPSec Proposal IKE,C-123 For more information, see About Crypto Maps, Shared Site-to-Site VPN Policies in Policy View,For more information, see About Transform Sets, IPSec Transform Sets Page, page C-130To Use, Element Description ISAKMP/IPSec Settings Tab VPN Global SettingsFor more information, see About IKE Keepalive, Configuring VPN Global Settings,See Understanding IKE, Appendix B Site-to-Site VPN User Interface Reference VPN Global Settings Page, page B-44 Understanding NAT, NAT Settings TabNAT, For more information, see About NAT Traversal,General Settings Tab For more information, see Understanding Fragmentation Select the required setting for the DF bit Preshared Key Table B-19 Preshared Key Element Description Negotiation Method Public Key Infrastructure Working with PKI Enrollment Objects, C-140Attributes, GRE Modes FlexConfig see Working with FlexConfigs,Table B-21 GRE Modes Page GRE or GRE Dynamic IP Policy GRE?, OL-8214-02 Configuring Cisco IOS Router Interfaces, OL-8214-02 For more information, see Prerequisites for Successful Configuration of GRE,Element Description Preshared Key Policies, Interfaces, For more information, see Configuring Cisco IOS RouterEasy VPN IPSec Proposal Understanding Easy VPN, For more information, see Understanding NAT, Device Access Policies, Group Objects,More information, see Working with AAA Server Group Objects User Group Policy Working with User Group Objects,For more information, see Editing User Group Objects, Tunnel Group Policy PIX 7.0/ASA Tunnel Group Policy General Tab For more information, see Working with ASA User Groups Client Address Assignment Network/Host Objects, Tunnel Group Policy IPSec TabFor more information, see Supported AAA Server Types Tunnel Group Policy Advanced Tab More information, see Working with Interface Role Objects Tunnel Group Policy PIX 7.0/ASA Tunnel Group Policy Client VPN Software Update TabClient Connection Characteristics Table B-29 Easy VPN Remote Client Connection Characteristics Working with Site-to-Site VPN Policies, About Locking in Site-to-Site VPN Topologies,See Site to Site VPN Policies, page B-37 For more information, see About Editing a VPN TopologyFor more information, see Deleting a VPN Topology, OL-8214-02 OL-8214-02