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2. Click the VPN Instance tab.
3. Select a device for which you want to configure a VPN Instance.
Click Select Device. The Select Devices dialog box appears. For more information about selecting
devices, see "
Adding devices by View " and " Adding devices by Advanced query ."
4. Specify a VPN Instance name for the device.
• Enter a VPN Instance name in the VPN Instance Name field of the target device.
The VPN Instance name must be a string of 1 to 31 characters and cannot contain characters
such as back slash (\), forward slash (/), colon (:), asterisk (*), question mark (?), quotation
marks ("), left angle bracket (<), right angle bracket (>), and vertical bar (|). The VPN Instance
name configured in IMC must be the same as that configured on the device.
• Or, select a device for which you want to configure the same VPN Instance and click Batch
Configure. The VPN Instance dialog box appears. Enter the VPN Instance name in the VPN
Instance Name field.
5. Click OK.
6. To delete a device, click Delete.
7. Click OK.
An example
1. Enable SFTP and configure SSH parameters on the device.
The configuration commands vary depending on the device model. For the configuration
commands, see the user manual of the devices. The following uses an H3C ProCurve as an
example:
config
password
crypto key generate ssh rsa
ip ssh
ip ssh filetransfer
aaa authentication ssh login local
aaa authentication ssh enable local
2. Add the device to a VPN Instance and specify the VPN Instance name. For more information, see
" VPN Instance ."
3. Specify the file transfer mode of the device as SFTP. For more information, see " File transfer mode
options ."
4. Configure the login mode of the device as SSH in IMC and change the SSH parameters to the
same as those on the device. For more information see "
Managing one device through device
details ."
IMC system settings and maintenance functions
To maintain the health and functioning of IMC, you may consider tasks that include configuring system
settings, exporting data to maintain the health and performance of IMC, understanding how operation
log files work, and customizing the IMC interface to meet your needs.