Netopia CLI 874 manual Change a tunnel’s remote tunnel endpoint

Motorola Netopia® Router Connection Profile Commands 3-27

This command sets or modifies all the pertinent IP values for the IPSec tunnel:

■remote IPv4-addr1– lowest IPv4 address in the remote network

■remote IPv4-addr2– highest IPv4 address in the remote ranged network

■local IPv4-addr1– lowest IPv4 address in the local network

■local IPv4-addr2– highest IPv4 address in the local ranged network

■nn – number of bits in the subnet mask (nn = 0...31). Current network is defined as a subnet.

■net-index– a configured network’s internal ordinal index, which is known by performing the show command, shown below.

If a remote members or local members option ( [ foo ] ) is not present, the network is defined as a host net (single address).

The tep clause sets the remote tunnel endpoint IP. In order for the profile to function properly, it must be specified once. It becomes an optional clause thereafter.

If the modify option is absent, it means a new network configuration is added to the config area. Its presence indicates a change to an existing network.

Examples:

Change a tunnel’s remote tunnel endpoint:

cp { name index } ipsec ip remote members x.x.x.x

Change a tunnel’s local tunnel endpoint:

cp { name index } ipsec ip local members x.x.x.x

Change a tunnel’s via gateway:

cp { name index } ipsec ip via x.x.x.x

Display a Connection Profile’s List of Network Configurations:

show config cp { name index }

Delete a Network within a Connection Profile, or All Networks:

no cp { name index } ipsec ip network { net-index all }

cp { name index } ipsec spi rx-esp-spi [ tx-esp-spi [ rx-ah-spi [ tx-ah-spi ]]]

This command allows you to specify the security parameters indexes for an IPsec tunnel.

cp { name index } ipsec authentication key string

This command allows you to specify the authentication secret for an IPsec tunnel. You must specify an authentication secret if the authentication type is anything other than None.