Panasonic NN46110-600 - Manual (Page 72)

62 Chapter 2 Configuring servers
Select Profiles > Groups > Edit > Connectivity and click the Address Pool
Name list to select the address pools used by remote users to access the VPN
Router. The list shows all pools that are defined on the VPN Router.
Optionally, select New to define a new pool and enter the name of the pool.
The default for this option is Default.
6 Click OK to save the entries for the IP address pool and return to the Remote
User IP Address Pool window.
You can use internal address pools to select the block of addresses a particular
users local address comes from. You can name internal pools, but you must also
specify the pool name in the user’s group profile. For example, a profile for
software engineering and hardware engineering groups can select addresses from
the engineering address pool. You can also define a default internal address pool
to supply an address when the preferred pool is exhausted or otherwise
unavailable.
Configuring DHCP relay
The DHCP relay agent on a VPN Router forwards DHCP and BOOTP messages
between a server and a client on different subnets. When a locally attached host
issues a DHCP or BOOTP request as a broadcast message, the VPN Router relays
the message to a specified DHCP or BOOTP server. The DHCP relay agent also
forwards DHCP replies from server to client.
Note: The DHCP relay agent can run only on all the private physical
interfaces and tunnels.
You can enable or disable DHCP relay for each interface and specify the DHCP
servers for each interface. When you enable DHCP relay on an interface, the VPN
Router forwards DHCP requests from the interface to the DHCP server configured
for the same interface.
The DHCP relay agent unicasts DHCP packets only to the specified Helper
servers (up to 3). Server 1 address is required. Server 2 and Server 3 addresses are
optional. Additionally, you can enable and disable each DHCP server by checking
or unchecking
Enable .
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