Paradyne 1754 VPN , VPN Status

1752 and 1754 SHDSL Router User’s Guide

VPN

VPN (Virtual private network) is a private data network that makes use of the public

telecommunication infrastructure, maintaining privacy through the use of a tunneling protocol

and security procedures. To configure VPN, click on VPN via the Advanced menu to invoke

the VPN Settings screen.

To activate the VPN configuration, click on . The VPN page then shows the VPN is

currently enabled.

VPN Status

Click on Status to view current VPN status, including selector information, WAN service

information, policy information, and security association information:

1. Selector information allows users to view and delete a specified selector.

Following table shows the definition of each field.

Field Description

Valid Created successfully

Selector name Name of the selector

Version IP version

src Type Source address type

dst Type Destination address type

Click on View to show advanced selector information or Delete the selector.

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Contents

Main Notice Warranty, Sales, Service, and Training Information Document Feedback Trademarks Page CE Marking Japan EMI Notices United States EMI Notice Canada EMI Notice ACTA Customer Information Notice to Users of the Canadian Telephone Network Contents Page Page Chapter 1 Introduction 1750 Series Overview Features Applications Specifications Page Chapter 2 Hardware Setup and Startup Front Panel LED and Rear Panel description DSL Connectors Description Restore Factory Defaults/Reboot Button Parts check Hardware Connection Model 1752 Hardware Connection Model 1754 Configuring Windows PCs Windows XP: Page Windows 2000: Windows Me: Windows 95, 98: Windows NT 4.0: Configuring Apple PCs Mac OS X 1. Under the Apple menu, select System Preferences. Mac OS 8.x or 9.0 1. Under the Apple menu, select Control Panels, then TCP/IP. Chapter 3 Configuring the Router Using EmWeb Accessing EmWeb About EmWeb pages Status Pages Page Page Page Page Page Bridge/Router Interfaces: System information Event Log Setup pages WAN Connection Creating a WAN service Editing a WAN service Deleting a WAN service Creating a virtual interface (routed services only) LAN Setup LAN connections Configuring primary and secondary LAN connections Creating virtual interfaces DHCP Server Enabling/disabling the DHCP server Creating a DHCP server subnet Editing a DHCP Subnet Creating a Fixed Host DHCP Relay Enabling/disabling DHCP relay Editing/deleting entries in the DHCP relay list DNS Client Configuring DNS servers DNS Relay Page SNTP Client Synchronize Client with NTP Server Configure SNTP-NTP Server Configure SNTP Client Mode Setting the System Clock Page Firmware Update Backup/Restore Restoring your configuration Restart Router Save configuration Authentication Editing or Deleting a Login Account Advanced Pages Security Enabling Security Configuring security interfaces Configuring NAT Configuring NAT Global Addresses Page Configuring NAT Reserved Mapping Configuring Firewall Policies Configuring validators Configuring Triggers Configuring Intrusion Detection Settings Page IP Routes Editing a route Page Global Bridge Configuration VLAN configuration Spanning bridge configuration Interface Configuration Priority map configuration Page Page VLAN Configuration Edit Tagged Ports Page Page VPN VPN Status Page Page Following table shows the definition of each field. Field Description Click on View, and the IPSec SA Port Configuration page is invoked as follows. Edit IPSec Config Page Option Description Default value Page Page SNMP Ports Page Chapter 4 Diagnostic and Troubleshooting