VPN Configuration

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M!DGE/MG102i
VPN Configuration 

Application notes

version 1.3

2021-04-09


List of Figures

1.1. Server WAN status
1.2. NTP synchronization
1.3. OpenVPN Server Configuration
1.4. Missing certificates
1.5. Creating certificates
1.6. Configuration of Certificates’ passphrase
1.7. OpenVPN Client
1.8. OpenVPN clients list
1.9. OpenVPN Routes (Server’s subnet)
1.10. OpenVPN downloading Expert file
1.11. Enabling OpenVPN server
1.12. OpenVPN server is running
1.13. OpenVPN client configuration (midge1)
1.14. OpenVPN client – connected successfully
1.15. OpenVPN Routing
1.16. Checking OpenVPN tunnel via ping
1.17. OpenVPN Bridged mode
1.18. OpenVPN Server – bridged mode
1.19. OpenVPN Clients – bridged mode
1.20. OpenVPN Networking – bridged mode
1.21. Enabling OpenVPN server
1.22. OpenVPN client configuration – bridged mode
1.23. OpenVPN client HOME menu
1.24. Testing OpenVPN (ping from the client to the server)
1.25. Routing menu – bridged mode
2.1. IPsec
2.2. Creating IPsec tunnel
2.3. IPsec server’s General configuration
2.4. IPsec central’s IKE Proposal tab
2.5. IPsec central’s IPsec Proposal tab
2.6. IPsec central’s Networks tab
2.7. Enabling IPsec tunnel
2.8. MSS Adjustment
2.9. Client’s IPsec General tab
2.10. Client’s IPsec IKE Proposal
2.11. Client’s IPsec Networks tab
2.12. IPsec is established successfully
3.1. GRE topology
3.2. TAP mode
3.3. TUN mode, 10.203.0.28 unit
3.4. GRE administration status – enabled
3.5. GRE tunnel up, 10.203.0.28 unit
3.6. TUN mode, 10.203.0.29 unit
3.7. GRE tunnel up, 10.203.0.29 unit
3.8. Ping test
3.9. Successful Ping test results
3.10. Routing menu with GRE routes
4.1. Topology diagram, L2TP over IPsec
4.2. M!DGE2 A – L2TP configuration
4.3. L2TP administration
4.4. M!DGE2 B – L2TP settings
4.5. Run the PING to verify accessibility
4.6. PING results over L2TP non-secure tunnel
4.7. M!DGE2 A – General IPsec configuration
4.8. M!DGE2 A – IPsec IKE Proposal
4.9. M!DGE2 A – IPsec Proposal
4.10. M!DGE2 A – IPsec Networks
4.11. M!DGE2 B – General IPsec configuration
4.12. M!DGE2 B – IPsec IKE Proposal
4.13. M!DGE2 B – IPsec networks
4.14. IPsec tunnel being up
4.15. Ping accessibility test
4.16. Tcpdump capture
4.17. PING to remote unit
4.18. Wireshark ESP/IPsec example output
4.19. GRE over IPsec example

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