Starting and stopping a vpn client connection, Chapter 3 – Nortel Networks 608(WL) User Manual

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Chapter 3

Configuration via Local Pages

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Starting and stopping a

VPN client connection

Two start mechanisms are defined:



Manual Dialup



Automatic Start.

When you use pre-shared key authentication, both start mechanisms require a
number of parameters to be set. The set of parameters depends on which Server
Vendor
you selected.

Selecting the Manual Dialup method, no further parameters have to be configured.
You have to dial in to the VPN server each time you need the secure connection.
Whenever you dial in, you have to enter a set of parameters to join the VPN.

Select the Automatic Start method when multiple terminals in your LAN have
access to the secure connection, and individual users do not need to authenticate.
The set of parameters required to access the VPN server are stored in the
SpeedTouch™ configuration. Furthermore. you specify the range of local terminals
that may access the secure VPN connection. Once configured, the automatic start
procedure provides permanent access to the secure connection for the authorized
terminals, without further user interaction.

Page layout for

Automatic Start

When you use pre-shared key authentication and you click Use Automatic
Start(Always On)
, an additional set of parameters is shown in the VPN Client
Connection Configuration
page.

The set of parameters depends on the selected Server Vendor.

When you selected generic, the following set of parameters is shown:

When you selected cisco, the following set of parameters is shown:

When you selected nortel, the following set of parameters is shown:

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Interworking with a Nortel VPN server is possible only when IKE
Authentication is done via Certificates. Pre-shared key authentication can
not be used on an IPSec connection between a SpeedTouch™ VPN client
and a Nortel VPN server.

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