Concentrator LAN to Lan Tunnel (Group)

Hello

* When create us tunnel Lan to Lan in the hub, a group is created for this Lan to Lan under groups such as (configured internally L2L) Im aware that this is how it works)

When you add or edit a connection on these screens, the VPN concentrator automatically:

Creates or changes the two filter with the action rules apply IPSec: an incoming, outgoing, the named a L2L: In and L2L: Out.

Creates or changes a named L2L IPSec Security Association:.

Apply these rules for the filter on the public interface and the SA rules. If the public interface does not have a filter, it applies the filter of Public (by default) with the previous rules.

Creates or changes a group named with the IP address of the peer. If the VPN concentrator's internal authentication server has not been configured, it does and adds the group to the database.

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It is:

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* I know the name of the Group's peer IP.

* What is the password for the Group?

Thank you

ADI

Hi Adi

Clients will not connect as the type in the general or the IPSEC Group tab is not remote and Lan to Lan.

LAN to LAN will also create a rule for private lan to lan only.

Also, as we discussed you can try to manipulate the configuration file to verify that

Hope this helps

Thank you

Wakif

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