Avaya 3.7 - Manual (Page 159)

Exporting a VPN object to an extranet
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Figure 51: Exporting a VPN Object to an Extranet
VPN Object export checklist
Table 9 lists what to do before you export a VPN Object. The terms used by Figure 51 are used
for orientation.
IP Group Object
A
Domain
A
IP Group Object
B
VPN Object
A
Device Object
A
Extranet Device
IP Group Object
A
Domain
B
IP Group Object
B
VPN Object
A
Extranet Device
Device OB
IP Group Object
A
is
configured with Device
Object
A
, but Device
Object
A
does not get
exported to Domain
B
.
Domain
A
created the VPN Object that was
exported to an extranet (Domain
B
). This
method allows members of VPN Object
A
and VPN
Object
B
to privately share network resources
and communicate.
VPN Object
A
is exported to Domain
B
.
VPN Object
A
is built with IP GroupA and IP
GroupB. IP Group
A
is configured with IP
address masks for terminal devices in
Domain
A
, and IP GroupB is configured with
IP address masks for terminal devices in
Domain
B
.
IP Group Object
B
is
configured with an
Extranet Device. The
device is configured with
the IP address of Device
Object
B
.
Device Object
B
is configured from
Domain
B
.The Extranet Device and Device
Object
B
have the same IP addresses,
therefore, traffic to Domain
A
will
automatically use Device Object
B
for
VPN services.
Table 9: VPN Object Export Checklist
Task
For certificate based IKE VPNs, administrators of Domain
A
and
Domain
B
assure that all security gateways which are participating in the
extranet connection are using the correct certificates ( IKE Certificate
Usage on page 240 ).
Administrators of Domain
A
and Domain
B
agree that Administrator
A
create the VPN Object that is exported to Domain
B
.
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