Toshiba Tekbright 700P - Manual (Page 154)

157 VPN Configuration and Usage
Connecting to the VPN
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another account. This happens when a user attempts to log on
to the VPN using a different account than used when
normally logging on to Windows. To avoid this confusion,
always connect to the VPN using the same Windows account.
Configuring the IPSec VPN Software
If you have two Magnia SG20’s in different locations, and
you wish to connect them, both need to be configured using
the IPSec software configuration. Each server needs to know
the IP address information concerning the remote server in
order to complete the connection.
Because IPSec is based on establishing a configuration
between two predefined IP addresses, both Magnia SG20
Internet connections must be assigned static IPs from your
ISP. If you are not sure if this is the case, contact your ISP for
more information.
In order to connect two Magnia SG20s using an IPSec VPN
connection, the private networks of both systems must have
different subnet ranges. The default private address range
shipped with the Magnia SG20 starts with 192.168.1.1
through 192.168.1.255. To change the private subnet range,
go to the Administrative Web interface, select the Network
tab, and click on the Local menu item. Use the Advanced
button to change the private network IP range (for more
information, refer to
“Advanced Networking Features” on
page 182 .
Enabling the IPSec VPN Feature
The IPSec VPN feature is turned off by default. In order to
use this feature, you must first enable it, and then configure at
least one connection to another Magnia SG20 with IPSec
VPN enabled. Both servers must have the IPSec VPN
enabled and configured in order to establish a connection.
1 Go to the Administrative Web site.
2 Select the Network tab, and then click on the VPN menu
item.