Westermo MRD-3x0 - Manual (Page 128)

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Tunnel Networks
The second section on this page is used to configure the IPsec
tunnel networks. Up to 3 tunnel definitions can be configured
in the table. The IPsec tunnel can be terminated at each end
in one of two ways, host and network. In a host connection
the tunnel is connected to a single IP address, in a network
connection the tunnel is connected to a network subnet. The
tunnel network table allows the connections for each end of
the tunnel to be defined.
Enabled
Check to enable tunnel network definition.
Local
Configure the local connection:
Network
None (Host only) •
The tunnel is connected in host mode, the IP
address will be that of the interface used for the
IPsec tunnel. If the IPsec tunnel is over the wire-
less interface the IP address will be that of the
wireless interface. This may not be desirable if the
wireless interface is assigned a dynamic IP address
as the remote end will not know the IP address
and so will not be able to route traffic to it.
Virtual Host
•
The tunnel is connected in host mode, the IP
address will be that set in the address field.
LAN subnet •
The tunnel is connected in network mode to the
LAN subnet.
Specify a subnet •
The tunnel is connected to the specified subnet.
Address