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Community object. To configure a specific VPN Domain in the Security Gateway Object: Open the > page. In the line , click . Select the VPN Community for which it is necessary to override the VPN Domain and click . Select the applicable option: This configuration option use the VPN Domain that is configured in the folder > page > section. Select the applicable Network or Group object (or create a new object). This configuration option overrides: The VPN Domain that is configured in the Security Gateway object > folder > page > section. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Meshed / Star VPN Community object > page. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Remote Access VPNAn encrypted tunnel between remote access clients (such as Endpoint Security VPN) and a Security Gateway. Community object > page. Click to close the Set Specific VPN Domain for Gateway Communities window. Click to close the window. To configure a specific VPN Domain in the VPN Community Object: In the pane, click . Click the applicable VPN Community. The VPN Community configuration window opens. In the pane, double-click the relevant Security Gateway object (or create a new object). The VPN Domain configuration window opens. Select the applicable option: This configuration option use the VPN Domain that is configured in the folder > page > section. Select the applicable Network or Group object (or create a new object). This configuration option overrides: The VPN Domain that is configured in the Security Gateway object > folder > page > section. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Meshed / Star VPN Community object > page. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Remote Access VPN Community object > page. Click to close the VPN Domain configuration window. Click to close

New group created in step 3. For Community-2 change the Encryption Domain for Security Gateway-C, use the new group created in step 4. In practice this type of configuration "tricks" the satellite gateways to think that the destination host is part of Security Gateway-C 's Encryption Domain and therefore encrypt the packets from the satellite gateways towards the center Security Gateway. When the encrypted packet gets to the center Security Gateway, it is decrypted and re-routed to its original destination thus it is encrypted again and sent to the other satellite gateway. Specific VPN Domain for Gateway Communities If a Security Gateway participates in more than one VPN Community, you can configure a different VPN Domain for the Security Gateway for each VPN Community in which it participates. In SmartConsole, you can configure a specific VPN Domain for a Security Gateway in the Security Gateway object or in the VPN Community object. Important - This feature requires Security Gateway versions R80.40 and higher. To configure a specific VPN Domain in the Security Gateway Object: Open the > page. In the line , click . Select the VPN Community for which it is necessary to override the VPN Domain and click . Select the applicable option: This configuration option use the VPN Domain that is configured in the folder > page > section. Select the applicable Network or Group object (or create a new object). This configuration option overrides: The VPN Domain that is configured in the Security Gateway object > folder > page > section. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Meshed / Star VPN Community object > page. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Remote Access VPNAn encrypted tunnel between remote access clients (such as Endpoint Security VPN) and a Security Gateway. Community object > page. Click to close the Set Specific VPN Domain for Gateway Communities window. Click to close the window. To configure a specific VPN Domain in the VPN Community Object: In the pane, click . Click the applicable VPN Community. The VPN Community configuration window opens. In the pane, double-click the relevant Security Gateway object (or create a new object). The VPN Domain configuration window opens. Select the applicable option: This configuration option use the VPN Domain that is configured in the folder > page > section. Select the applicable Network or Group object (or create a new object). This configuration option overrides: The VPN Domain that is configured in the Security Gateway object > folder > page > section. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Meshed / Star VPN Community object > page. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Remote Access VPN Community object > page.

A Static IP address to the VPN Client User Complete these steps: Create a new VPN group IPSECGRP. Create a user who wants to receive the static IP and choose IPSECGRP. Choose Assign static IP address with the static IP address that is assigned under the Client IP Address Assignment. VPN Client configuration This section describes the VPN Client side configuration. Choose Start > Programs > Cisco Systems VPN Client > VPN Client. Click New in order to launch the Create New VPN Connection Entry window. When prompted, assign a name to your entry. You can also enter a description if you wish. Specify the VPN 3000 Concentrator public interface IP address in the Host column and choose Group Authentication . Then provide the group name and password. Click Save in order to complete the new VPN connection entry. Note: Be sure that the VPN Client is configured to use the same group name and password configured in the Cisco VPN 3000 Series Concentrator. Add Accounting After authentication works, you can add accounting. On the VPN 3000, choose Configuration > System > Servers > Accounting Servers, and add the Cisco Secure ACS for Windows server. You can add individual accounting servers to each group when you choose Configuration > User Management > Groups, highlight a group and click Modify Acct. Servers. Then enter the IP address of the accounting server with the server secret. In Cisco Secure ACS for Windows, the accounting records appear as this output shows: Verify Use this section in order to confirm that your configuration works properly. The Output Interpreter Tool (registered customers only) (OIT) supports certain show commands. Use the OIT to view an analysis of show command output. Verify the VPN Concentrator On the VPN 3000 Concentrator side, choose Administration > Administer Sessions in order to verify the remote VPN tunnel establishment. Verify the VPN Client Complete these steps in order to verify the VPN Client. Click Connect in order to initiate a VPN connection. This window appears for user authentication. Enter a valid Username and Password in order to establish the VPN connection. The VPN Client gets connected with the VPN 3000 Concentrator at the central site. Choose Status > Statistics in order to check the tunnel statistics of the VPN Client. Troubleshoot Complete these steps in order to troubleshoot your configuration. Choose Configuration > System > Servers > Authentication and complete these

Before adding VPN services to the VPN group, you must configure GTI VPN settings for each service. This information is then used by the GTI Editor when creating VPN tunnels.Transport Source IP – The IPv4 or IPv6 address the VPN service is listening on.Transport Listening IP – The external IPv4 or IPv6 addresses the VPN service can be reached at.Before You BeginEnsure you have switched to the Advanced Configuration mode in Firewall Admin. This will provide access to the necessary configuration options.Step 1. Add the On-Premises NetworksThe Barracuda CloudGen Firewall offers three ways to declare on-premises networks you want to make available through the VPN tunnel as GTI networks: Add the GTI Networks as Shared Networks Go to CONFIGURATION > Configuration Tree > Box > Network.In the left menu, select IP Configuration.Click Lock.In the Shared Networks and IPs section, click +. The Shared Network and IPs window opens.Select an Interface for the VPN service.In the Network Address field, enter the local IPv4 networks you want to be available over the VPN. E.g., 10.0.10.0/25Select the GTI Network check box.Click OK.Click Send Changes and Activate.The local IPv4 network is now displayed in the GTI Networks list.Select the GTI Networks in the Routing ConfigurationGo to CONFIGURATION > Configuration Tree > Box > Network.In the left menu, select Advanced Routing.Click Lock.In the IPv4 Route Configuration section, edit a configured direct-attached route or create a new one. The IPv4 Routing Table window opens.Select the GTI Network check box.Click OK.Click Send Changes and Activate.The local IPv4 network is now displayed in the GTI Networks list in Box > Network > IP Configuration.Add On-Premises Networks to the GTI Netwoks ListGo to CONFIGURATION > Configuration Tree > Box > Network.In the left menu, select IP Configuration.Click Lock.In the GTI Networks list, click + and add the local IPv4 networks you want to be available over the VPN.Click OK.Click Send Changes and Activate.If you are using the old virtual server concept, you must enter the local IPv4 networks you want to be available over the VPN in the Server/GTI Networks table ( CONFIGURATION > Configuration Tree > Multi-Range > your range > your cluster > your virtual server > Server Properties).Step 2. Configure the VPN GTI SettingsConfigure the IP addresses the VPN service is listening on and the IP addresses through which the VPN service can be reached from the outside. Enter all configured IP addresses. You can remove them later when configuring the VPN tunnel in the GTI Editor as needed.Go to CONFIGURATION > Configuration Tree > Multi-Range > your range > your cluster > your box > Assigned Services > VPN Service > VPN GTI Settings.Click Lock.Configure the IPv4 Transport Settings:Select the Transport Source IP:All Service IPs – Use all IP addresses defined in the Service Properties of the VPN service.First-IP – Use the first IP address of the virtual server. Service properties of the VPN service must be configured to use the first IP address.Second-IP – Use the second IP address of the virtual server. Service