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Creating an IPSec profile using Manage Profles
Whenever you need a standard VPN tunnel, use the IPSec tunnel type.
Create an IPSec profile, by performing the following procedure:
- From the General tab, select the IPSec Tunnel as a connection type for this profile from the Tunnel Type list.
- Type in a profile name into the Profile box. You can optionally enter a description of the profile.
- Click Global Profile if you want this profile to be applied across the VPN You must select Global Profile to configure PLAP.
- Type a profile name into the Profile box. You can optionally enter a description of the profile into the Description box.
- Type an IP address or DNS for the VPN into the Destination box.
- Select one of the following Authentication types:
- If you choose Username and Password perform the following:
- If you choose Certificate Authentication perform the following:
- Click Certificate Authentication to enable the certificate selection.
- If you want to allow the NVC to select a certificate, click Automatically select a valid certificate.
- If you want to manually select a certificate, select Please select a certificate from the Microsoft Certificate Store below to enable the Microsoft Certificate Store list. Highlight a certificate from the list.
- Click OK to close the window.
- If you want to associate an alternate name with this certificate, select a name from the Alt Name list. The default is None.
- Click Save to save the new profile.
- If you choose Group Security Authentication perform the following:
- Click Group Security Authentication to enable the group security authentication.
- Select a group authentication type from the list.
- Radius Authentication
- Challenge Response Token
- Response Only Hardware Token
- Response Only Software Token
The fields in Authentication Information area change according to the type selected. When choosing an authentication type, see the following table for the required authentication information.
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