S&C Instruction Sheet 461-509 71
OpenVPN Configuration
This type of security tunnel allows the administrator to create an OpenVPN tunnel to
encapsulate IP packets from the local interface to the remote OpenVPN server.
As with the tunnel configuration above, select the Open VPN option from the drop-
down menu. A configuration dialog box will appear. See Figure 67.
Figure 67. The Open VPN configuration menu.
Follow these steps to add OpenVPN:
STEP 1. Enter the IP (private) address of the VPN server in the IPsec Server IP eld.
STEP 2. Enter the Server port number into the Server Port eld.
STEP 3. Enter the (private) IP address into the Server Tunnel IP eld.
STEP 4. Select either UDP or TCP transport protocol for the Transport Protocol eld.
STEP 5. Choose a selection, either 128 or 256 AES Cipher key, from the Cipher drop-
down menu.
STEP 6. Choose a selection from the Digest (HMAC) drop-down menu.
STEP 7. Select either the On or Off setting for data compression by selecting the
Compression eld.
STEP 8. Choose a selection from the TLS Security drop-down menu.
STEP 9. Enter a key in the TLS Crypt Key eld.
STEP 10. Enter the CA certicate into the CA Certicate eld.
STEP 11. Enter the device certicate into the Device Certicate eld.
STEP 12. Enter the device private key into the Device Private Key field.
STEP 13. Click on the Add button to complete tunnel addition.
The configured OpenVPN tunnel will appear in the listing. Tunnel deletions and
modifications are managed by selecting the buttons in this listing.
Conguring the Communications Gateway