In a Host-to-LAN configuration, the router has a single “virtual IP address” and devices connected to the router can send to the corporate network. HOST: Host terminated, using a Virtual IP address.In a LAN-to-LAN configuration, the router provides the conduit for all host computers on the selected segment it must match the expected network segment configured on the VPN server side. In Client mode, the router must match a unique configuration contained on the server to which it is connecting. In Server mode, the router is configured to accept incoming tunnel requests and contains all details for all possible incoming connections. Sets Client or Server mode for VPN operation. These are the settings you’ll find in the Basic Configuration Steps described below.
Server advertises routing information to the central network to access remote clientsĬlient provides routing for remote clients to access the central networkĪccepts or rejects tunnel connection requests Server defines what “enterprise” or central network(s) are available to remote clients, and what the expected remote network connection will look like (LAN or Host termination)Ĭlient provides the remote network segment in LAN termination and may provide the individual host address for Host termination if the server does not have the ability to assign one Server defines/sets the configuration: authentication mechanism and details, network detailsĬlient must match a configuration set on the server to which it is connecting Slave – must match the defined details for a single connection as defined on the target server
IPSECURITAS VPN CLIENT ADD SECONDARY NETWORK SERIES
AirLink XR Series routers running AirLink OS can support multiple clients connected simultaneously and are limited only by the throughput requirements of those clients. Master – sets all details for connection, for all clients. The table below outlines how the router operates in each mode.
You can configure the XR Series router as a VPN client or VPN server.
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