Check the box to enable the rule and give it a name.On the top left of the window click the Show Advanced Settings button to view all options in the menu. Now that the VPN Gateway (Phase 1) rule has been created click on the VPN Connection tab to insert the Phase 2 rule for the VPN tunnel. Note: The caution symbol to the right will appear on areas where input is required or if there is a mistake with the entry, such as illegal/unsupported characters. Select the Diffie-Hellman key group (options are DH1, DH2, DH5).Set the “Encryption” and “Authentication” proposal you wish to use (Encryption options are DES, 3DES, AES128, AES192, AES256) (Authentication options are MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512).Under the Phase 1 Settings set the Negotiation Mode dropdown to use “Main” mode.Enter/Create a VPN authentication “Pre-Shared Key”.Make sure the Peer Gateway Address is set to “Dynamic Address”.Select the WAN interface you wish to use to connect the VPN under the My Address dropdown field.Check the box to enable the VPN rule and provide a name.Click the Add button to insert a new rule. In the IPSec VPN menu click the VPN Gateway tab to add Phase 1 of the tunnel setup. Login to the ZyWALL web configuration page and go to menu Configuration → VPN → IPSec VPN.
#Ipsec vpn client software
Third party IPSec software is required to establish the VPN connection as current operating systems lack a built-in IPSec client. This guide will reference the IPSec protocol to establish a secure VPN tunnel between external hosts (users connected to the internet outside the company network structure) and the ZyWALL router. There multiple types of VPN protocols/technologies, that can be used to establish a secure link to company network, L2TP, PPTP, SSL, OpenVPN, etc. A remote access VPN (client-to-site) allows employees who are traveling or teleworkers, secure access to company network resources. VPNs are used to transport traffic over the internet of any insecure network that uses TCP/IP communications.
Supported DevicesĪ VPN (virtual private network) provides a secure communication between sites without the expense of leased lines. This guide provides an example on creating an IPSec VPN rule to allow user access to local network resources.
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