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Name |
Give the tunnel a meaningful
name - this appears in the list of target interfaces for routing, etc. |
Authentication security |
This defines who can view and
edit this tunnel |
Profile |
This defines the profile
applicable to the tunnel |
IP at far end |
This is the IP address of the
other end of the tunnel. This can be blank at one end but a secret
should be used in such cases. |
Reference |
This is the tunnel number of the
tunnel at the far end that matches this tunnel |
Secret |
This is an optional secret
(password) which must match the tunnel at the far end |
Optional Interface |
Specify the interface and subnet
on which the tunnel traffic is to be sent, otherwise normal routing
applies. Note that you have to be careful not to send tunnel traffic
down the tunnel! |
Optional Source IP |
Specify the source IP for the
tunnel traffic. Normally set automatically. If an subnet is defined for
the interface, uses the subnet IP. |
Optional Gateway IP |
Specify the gateway IP for
tunnel traffic. Normally set automatically. If a subnet is defined for
the interface then the DHCP gateway on the subnet is used. |
MTU |
For advanced use |
Fix |
For advanced use |
Limit |
For advanced use |
Keep-Alives |
Controls when keep alive
messages are sent (see keep alives) |
Auth-All |
Set to use slower authentication
of all outbound packets (see below) |
Bonding Set |
For advanced use |
Bonding Bias |
For advanced use |
QOS |
For advanced use |
Reorder |
For advanced use |