H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 120)

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2. Enter query conditions in the Device Name, Serial Number, and Device IP boxes, which support
fuzzy query.
3. Click Query.
4. Select spoke devices from the BIMS Device List.
5. Click OK.
After you add hub and spoke devices, IVM automatically generates unconfigured hub-spoke
tunnels.
Configuring interfaces for IPsec tunnels
After you add hub and spoke devices, IVM creates unconfigured tunnels between the hub and the spokes
and displays the tunnels in the Tunnel List.
Tunnel list contents
• Hub Interface—Interface of the hub that is bound to the IPsec policy or IPsec policy group.
• Gateway IP—IP address of the hub interface.
• Spoke Device Name—Name of the spoke.
• Spoke Interface—Interface of the spoke that is bound to the IPsec policy or IPsec policy group.
• Gateway IP—IP address of the spoke interface.
• Configuration—Indicates whether the tunnel has been configured. If the tunnel is unconfigured,
click the Device Parameters icon
icon to enter the tunnel configuration page and complete the
configuration.
To configure interfaces for IPsec tunnels:
1. Configure the hub interface:
a. Select a hub interface from the Hub Interface list.
b. To modify the name of the hub interface, click the Modify device interface icon .
A window appears.
c. Enter a new name for the hub interface.
d. Click OK.
e. To copy the name and address of the hub interface to another tunnel, click the Clone this
interface to all subsequent hubs icon
.
2. Configure the IP address of the hub interface:
a. Click the Modify Gateway IP icon for Gateway IP. A window appears.
b. Enter a new IP address.
c. Click OK.
3. Configure the spoke interface:
a. Select a spoke interface from the Spoke Interface list.
b. To modify the name of the spoke interface, click the Modify device interface icon .
A window appears
c. Enter a new name for the spoke interface.
d. Click OK.
4. Configure the IP address of the spoke interface:
a. Click the Modify Gateway IP icon for Gateway IP.