Connect IPsec
Here are the steps to create IPsec:
On the Network page, select the VPN tab, select Configuration in the More column.
In the IPsec Tunnels section on the IPsec page, click the More button, and select Connect.
A confirmation dialog will appear. Click Confirm to establish the IPsec tunnel connection.
The notification "IPsec connection established successfully" appears and the Phase 1 and Phase 2 tables appear.
The following is an explanation of the tables in Phase 1 and Phase 2 in IPsec
Connect IPsec - Phase 1
Status
Indicates whether the IPSec Phase 1 configuration is enabled or disabled.
Remote VPN
Displays the public IP address of the remote VPN gateway.
Pre Shared Key
Displays the pre-shared key used to authenticate the IPSec tunnel.
Connecting Status
Displays the current connection status of the IPSec tunnel, such as Connected or Disconnected.
Status Deployment
Indicates the deployment status of the IPSec Phase 1 configuration, such as Created or On Progress.
Action
Provides options to manage the IPSec Phase 1 configuration.
Connect IPsec - Phase 2
ID
The unique identifier assigned to the IPSec Phase 2 configuration.
Mode
The IPSec operating mode used for the tunnel (for example, Tunnel mode).
Protocol
The IPSec protocol used to secure network traffic, such as ESP.
Status
Indicates whether the IPSec Phase 2 configuration is enabled or disabled.
Pfs Group
Displays the Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) group used for key exchange.
Lifetime
The duration (in seconds) for which the IPSec Phase 2 security association remains valid before being renewed.
Local IP Subnet
Displays the local subnet used for the IPSec tunnel.
Remote IP Subnet
Displays the remote subnet connected through the IPSec tunnel.
Description
Displays the description provided for the IPSec Phase 2 configuration.
Action
Provides options to manage the IPSec Phase 2 configuration.
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