Radius

Index

RADIUS, Settings		.	.	. 125		SHA1 authentication, selecting . . . .		. . . . . . 153
RC5 as an IPSec encryption parameter . . . .		.	.	. 154		shared secret
reboot		.	.	. 280			for VSU/RADIUS communication . .	. . . . . . 127
redundancy (VSU-1200)		.	.	. 283			RADIUS	. . . . . . 126
Rekey User VPNs		.	.	. 117		Signed Certificates		. . . . . . 235
rekeying a VPN		. .		. 162		SKIP		. 135, 269, 318
Remote Client Address Pool, broadcasting the.		.	.	.	84	SKIP radio button		. . . . . . 136
Remote Client inactivity timeout		.	.	. 112		SKIP VPN
Remote Client tab		.	.	. 114			about	. . . . . . 133
Remote Tunnel option (for One-armed VPNs) .		.	.	.	84		authentication algorithm, configuring a . . . . . 151
Report Wizard		.	.	. 270			compression
reset time		.	.	. 280			configuring in a SKIP VPN . . .	. . . . . . 151
Resilient Tunneling							configuring	. . . . . . 150
	Dead Primary Poll Interval	.	.	. 214			creating a new	. . . . . . 136
	detailed description	.	.	. 212			encryption level, configuring the . .	. . . . . . 151
	heartbeat	.	.	. 213		smurf attack		. . . . 28, 174
	Heartbeat Interval	. .		.213		SNMP		. . . . . . . 17
	Heartbeat Retry Limit	.	.	. 213			VPN active sessions	. . . . . . 247
	Hold-down Time	.	.	. 214		SNMP Agent on a VSU		. . . . . . 247
	Hold-up Time	.	.	. 213		Split Tunneling (definition)		. . . . . . 108
	Managing the Resilient Tunnel List	.	.	. 216		Split Tunneling, disabling		. . . . . . 108
	prerequisites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215, 219					SSL check box
	primary tunnel	.	.	. 212			for a specific VPNmanager Server .	. . . . . . 211
	stopping and starting tunnel services . . . .	.	.	. 217		SSL Port text box (for CCD)		. . . . . . 204
	tunnel switching, about	.	.	. 213		Stac compression (SKIP), selecting . .		. . . . . . 151
RIP						standards
	active metric	.	.	.	84		electromagnetic compatibility. . . .	. . . . . . . . 2
	aging interval	.	.	.	84	Start Time for Syslog Messages text box . . . . . . 114
	inactive metric	.	.	.	84	static addressing		. . . . . . . 70
	initial metric	.	.	.	84	static mapping (NAT)		. . . . . . . 88
Role Based Management		.	.	.	33	static NAT		. . . . . 29, 85
route, default		.	.	.	83	statistics
Routing							attack log	. . . . . . 252
	RIP, turning on	.	.	.	84	SYSLOG
routing							event log messages (sending to VPNmanager
	listen/learn options, advertise options . . .	.	.	.	84		Console)	. . . . . . 249
	static, configuring	.	.	.	81		monitoring VPNRemote Clients. . .	. . . . . . 114
							running	. . . . . . 249
							services, about	. . . . . . 248
S							services, about	. . . . . . 248
S						Syslog Policy (add)		. . . . . . 249
Secondary IP Address						Syslog, #		. . . . . . 248
Secondary IP Address						Syslog, Host Name/IP Addr		. . . . . . 248
	creating a	.	.	. 204		Syslog, Host Name/IP Addr		. . . . . . 248
	creating a	.	.	. 204		Syslog, Port		. . . . . . 248
SecurID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106, 126						Syslog, Port		. . . . . . 248
SecurID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106, 126						Syslog, Send from		. . . . . . 248
Security (IKE) tab		.	.	. 152		Syslog, Send from		. . . . . . 248
Security (IKE) tab		.	.	. 152		Syslog, Type		. . . . . . 248
Security (IPSec) tab			.	. 153		Syslog, Type		. . . . . . 248
Security (IPSec) tab			.	. 153		System Group, parameters		. . . . . . 252
Security (SKIP) tab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151						System Group, parameters		. . . . . . 252
Security (SKIP) tab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
security gateway, import configuration		.	.	. 281
security gateway, import configuration		.	.	. 281
security gateway, zones		.	25, 67			T
semi-private zone		.	.	.	69	Target Type drop-down list		. . . . . . 243
Send no VSU names radio button		.	.	. 206		Target Type drop-down list		. . . . . . 243
Send Syslog messages		.	.	. 112		tear drop		. . . . 28, 174
Send VSU Names control		.	.	. 205		technical support		. . . . . . . 19
server list, managing		.	.	. 211		telephone, configure IP telephone . . .		. . . . . . . 72
Servers tab						Templates
	detailed description	.	.	. 210			Firewall Policy Management . . . .	. . . . . . 169

324 Avaya VPNmanager Configuration Guide Release 3.7

3.7 specifications

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Avaya 3.7 manual Radius

Models: 3.7

Index

SKIP

. 135, 269, 318

SNMP

attack log

. . . . . . 252

RIP, turning on

3.7 specifications