Tunnel

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The card Tunnel shows all configured IPSec tunnels.

 

Description: Shows the description of the tunnel.
Local IP address: Shows the local IP address of the tunnel (has to be an address of one of the network interfaces).
Local subnet: Shows the local subnet associated to this tunnel.
Remote IP or FQDN address: Shows the remote IP address or FQDN of the tunnel ("ANY" means all IP addresses are allowed for the remote IP).
Remote subnet: Shows the remote subnet associated to this tunnel.
State: Shows the current state of the IPSec tunnel: (started), (standby), (deactivated)

 

The following actions can be executed at the overview:

 

Start IPSec tunnel start: Click this button to start the IPSec tunnel if the current state is (deactivated) or (stopped). The tunnel gets the state (started) after clicking.
Stop IPSec tunnel hourglass: Click this button to stop the IPSec tunnel if the current state is (started). The tunnel gets the state (standby) after clicking.
Activate IPSec tunnel hourglass: Click this button to activate the IPSec tunnel if the current state is (deactivated). The tunnel gets the state (standby) after clicking.
Deactivate IPSec tunnel stop: Click this button to deactivate the IPSec tunnel if the current state is (standby) or (started). The tunnel gets the state (deactivated) after clicking.
Edit tunnel edit: Click this button to edit the tunnel details. The browser will redirect to a detail form where you can configure the connection.
Delete tunnel  delete: Click this button to delete a tunnel.