Nortel Networks 620, 608(WL) manual VPN-Client, Authentication XAuth on page 176 and following

Chapter 3

Configuration via Local Pages

3.5.5 VPN-Client Page

VPN-ClientThe VPN-Client page allows you to define VPN Client Descriptors. page layout

The configuration of a VPN client scenario is described in detail in section “3.2 VPN Client” on page 51 and following. The application-oriented VPN Client Web page is the recommended way to configure a VPN client.

Client descriptor name This name is used internally to identify the VPN client Descriptor. This name appears in the Client/Server list on the Peer Profiles page.

Configuring XAuth When you want to use Extended Authentication, you can fill out an XAuth Username and Password in the optional fields. Storing these parameters in the VPN Client Descriptor is required for always-on connections.

The XAuth Password is not shown in clear text. In order to protect from typing errors, you have to confirm your entry.

The use of XAuth is further explained in section “6.3 Extended

Authentication (XAuth)” on page 176 and following.

Gateway Vendor The SpeedTouch™ can interact with VPN servers of various vendors. Because some vendors implement proprietary features, it is required to select the Gateway Vendor.

Following vendors can be selected:

Select ...	when ...
generic	the VPN server is either a SpeedTouch™ or the vendor is
	unknown.
Cisco	you connect to a Cisco VPN server. Cisco requires a
	Group ID to be specified for the VPN clients (see “ Set of
	Server Vendor specific parameters” on page 58).
Nortel	you connect to a Nortel VPN server. (Certificate
	authentication only.)

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