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If you do not enable local and remote identities, the connection will not provide a local
identity in the case of outgoing connections and will accept any remote identity (or
none) in the case of incoming connections.
If you want the sites to identify each other correctly, the "Local Identity Type" and
"Local Identity" specified on one site have to match the "Remote Identity Type" and
"Remote Identity" on the other site.
You can only have one IPsec connection (C2S/S2S) per access zone if the connection
is configured without any local or remote identity.
The local and remote identities for connections within one access zone must be unique
for all IPsec S2S and C2S connections.
The buttons at the bottom right of the editor panel depend on whether you add a new
VPN IPsec S2S connection or edit an existing connection. For a newly configured con-
nection, click "Create" to add the connection to the list of available IPsec S2S connec-
tions or "Cancel" to discard your changes. To edit an existing connection, click "Close"
as long as no changes have been made, "Save" to store the reconfigured connection
or "Reset" to discard your changes.
Click "
Activate" in the toolbar at the top of the desktop to apply your configuration
changes.
For instructions on setting up an IPsec connection, see Chapter 4.12.2, "Setting Up a
Site-to-Site VPN via IPsec", on page 177.
3.4.7.2 OpenVPN
OpenVPN (VPN over TLS/SSL) offers a fast and secure opportunity to tie down a
Road Warrior. The biggest advantage of OpenVPN is the fact that all the data traffic
runs over a TCP or UDP port and no further special protocols are required.
gateprotect Firewall allows you to provide VPN access to remote client computers
(C2S, »Client-to-Site«) or to create a secure connection between two remote networks
(S2S, »Site-to-Site«) via the OpenVPN protocol.
OpenVPN Client-to-Site
gateprotect Firewall allows you to provide VPN access to remote client computers via
the OpenVPN protocol.
OpenVPN Client-to-Site Overview
Navigate to "VPN > OpenVPN > Client-to-Site" to display the list of OpenVPN C2S
connections that are currently configured on the system in the item list bar.
In the expanded view, the columns of the table display the "Name" of the connection
and the "Certificate" used for the connection. The buttons in the last column allow you
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