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Internet Key Exchange (IKE) IPsec Key Management for VPNs 6-9
• Traffic based Dead Peer Detection
The default is No. Toggling this option to Yes allows IKE to negotiate RFC3706-based IKE “keepalives” with
a remote security gateway (IKE peer) that supports them.
If this feature is enabled and negotiated with its peer, keepalive messages are sent when:
• the IPSec link has not received anything in DPD Keepalive Idle Time seconds (see below), and
• some IPSec traffic is sent, and
• one second passes with no IPSec traffic having been received.
If the IKE peer supports the keepalives, the tunnel will reset to allow for reestablishment when the peer
does not respond to the keepalive.
This permits the router to maintain its IPSec session without the requirement of constant keep alive traffic.
Determination of peer liveliness is only needed during idle periods, since tunneled traffic is itself evidence
of liveliness. Once enabled and negotiated, all tunnels established by the IKE phase 1 instance when the
peer no longer responds to IKE keepalive messages will be killed.
When you enable this option, the next option, DPD Keepalive Idle Time (seconds), appears.
• DPD Keepalive Idle Time (seconds) allows you to specify an interval, from 3 to 65535 seconds, during
which IPSec traffic may be idle before the router sends a keepalive message to its peer. The default is 20
seconds.
Changing an IKE Phase 1 Profile
To make changes to an IKE Phase 1 Profile, select IKE Phase 1 Configuration from the WAN Configuration
menu, and press Return.
WAN Configuration
WAN (Wide Area Network) Setup...
Display/Change Connection Profile...
Add Connection Profile...
Delete Connection Profile...
ATMP/PPTP Default Profile...
IKE Phase 1 Configuration...
Advanced Connection Options...
Return/Enter to configure IPSec tunnel configuration options.
From here you will configure yours and the remote sites' WAN information.
- Copyright 2
- Part Number 2
- Firmware User Guide 10
- Introduction 11
- Telnet-based Management 12
- Netopia Telnet Menus 12
- Netopia Models 13
- Configuring Telnet software 14
- 1-6 Firmware User Guide 16
- WAN Configuration 17
- ADSL Line Configuration screen 20
- ATM Circuit Configuration 21
- PPPoE/PPPoA Autodetection 29
- Advanced Connection Options 31
- Scheduled Connections 32
- Viewing scheduled connections 33
- Adding a scheduled connection 34
- Set Weekly Schedule 35
- Set Once-Only Schedule 36
- Backup Configuration 37
- Diffserv Options 38
- Priority Queuing (TOS bit) 41
- 2-28 Firmware User Guide 44
- Filter Sets 46
- Stateful Inspection 47
- Add Exposed Address List 48
- System Configuration 3-5 49
- Exposed Address Associations 52
- VLAN Configuration 55
- Adding a RADIUS Profile 57
- Adding Port interfaces 60
- Changing or Deleting a VLAN 62
- System Configuration 3-19 63
- 3-20 Firmware User Guide 64
- System Configuration 3-21 65
- Date and time 66
- Wireless configuration 67
- Wireless Multimedia (WMM) 69
- Enable Privacy 70
- Multiple SSIDs 74
- System Configuration 3-31 75
- MAC Address Authentication 77
- Console Configuration 79
- Upgrade Feature Set 80
- Router/Bridge Set 81
- Log event dispositions 87
- Install via the Console menu 92
- Set up NTP 94
- Set up Syslog 94
- 3-52 Firmware User Guide 96
- Chapter 4 97
- Features 98
- Dynamic mapping 99
- WAN Network 100
- LAN Network 100
- Supported traffic 101
- MultiNAT Configuration 102
- System Configuration 103
- NAT rules 105
- Add Map 106
- Modifying map lists 108
- 4-14 Firmware User Guide 110
- Adding Server Lists 111
- Modifying server lists 114
- Deleting a server 116
- IP profile parameters 118
- IP Parameters 120
- NAT Associations 122
- IP Passthrough 124
- First Come First Serve Mode 126
- A restriction 127
- MultiNAT Configuration Example 128
- Notes on the example 131
- Chapter 5 133
- Transit Internetwork 134
- About PPTP Tunnels 136
- About IPsec Tunnels 139
- About L2TP Tunnels 140
- About GRE Tunnels 143
- VPN force-all 146
- About ATMP Tunnels 147
- Encryption Support 149
- ATMP/PPTP Default Profile 150
- VPN QuickView 152
- Dial-Up Networking for VPN 153
- PPTP example 157
- ATMP example 160
- 5-30 Firmware User Guide 162
- GRE as shown below 163
- Windows Networking Broadcasts 164
- Management for VPNs 167
- Adding an IKE Phase 1 Profile 170
- Advanced IKE Phase 1 Options 173
- Key Management 177
- Advanced IPsec Options 180
- Enhanced Dead Peer Detection 181
- Multiple Network IPsec 182
- IPsec Manual Key Entry 188
- VPN Quickview 189
- 6-26 Firmware User Guide 192
- IP Setup 193
- IP subnets 196
- Static routes 198
- Viewing static routes 199
- Adding a static route 200
- Modifying a static route 201
- Deleting a static route 201
- RIP Options 202
- IP Setup 7-11 203
- 7-12 Firmware User Guide 204
- Transmit RIP 204
- Adding a key 205
- Changing or deleting a key 206
- IP Address Serving 209
- IP Address Pools 212
- DHCP NetBIOS Options 213
- More Address Serving Options 215
- DHCP Relay Agent 220
- Connection Profiles 222
- Multicast Forwarding 225
- Additional LANs 229
- Editing or Deleting ALANs 232
- Line Backup 233
- Line Backup 8-3 235
- Backup Configuration screen 241
- Backup Default Gateway 246
- IP Setup screen 248
- Backup Management/Statistics 249
- QuickView 250
- Monitoring Tools 251
- General status 252
- Current status 252
- Statistics & Logs 253
- Event Histories 254
- Device Event History 255
- IP Routing Table 256
- General Statistics 256
- Physical Interface 257
- Network Interface 257
- System Information 258
- The SNMP Setup screen 259
- Community strings 260
- SNMP traps 261
- Setting the IP trap receivers 262
- Viewing IP trap receivers 263
- Modifying IP trap receivers 263
- Deleting IP trap receivers 263
- 9-14 Firmware User Guide 264
- Security 265
- UPnP Support 266
- Superuser configuration 267
- Limited user configuration 268
- Security 10-5 269
- Advanced Security Options 270
- RADIUS server authentication 271
- TACACS+ server authentication 272
- Warning alerts 273
- 10-10 Firmware User Guide 274
- User access password 276
- User menu differences 277
- WAN Configuration screens 278
- System Configuration menu 280
- IP Setup menu 280
- Statistics & Logs menu 281
- 10-18 Firmware User Guide 282
- Quick Menus 283
- Telnet Access 284
- About Filters and Filter Sets 285
- How individual filters work 286
- A filtering rule 287
- Parts of a filter 287
- Port numbers 287
- Port number comparisons 288
- Other filter attributes 288
- Putting the parts together 289
- Filtering example #1 290
- Filtering example #2 290
- Design guidelines 291
- Adding a filter set 293
- Adding filters to a filter set 294
- Viewing filters 296
- Modifying filters 296
- Deleting a filter set 297
- A sample filter set 297
- Possible modifications 299
- TOS field matching 301
- Firewall Tutorial 303
- Firewall design rules 304
- Binary representation 305
- Logical AND function 305
- Implied rules 305
- Filter basics 306
- Example network 307
- Example 1 307
- Example 2 308
- Example 3 308
- Example 4 309
- Example 5 309
- Configuration Management 310
- 10-50 Firmware User Guide 314
- Utilities and Diagnostics 315
- Trace Route 318
- Telnet Client 319
- Factory Defaults 320
- Updating firmware 321
- Downloading configuration files 321
- Restarting the System 322
- 11-10 Firmware User Guide 324
- Troubleshooting 325
- Network problems 326
- Power Outages 327
- Technical Support 327
- How to reach us 328
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