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NetVanta 2000 Series System Manual Section 4, User Interface Guide

If you answer affirmative to this dialog by clicking Y

, the VPN policy will be removed.

Editing A VPN Policy

Select the VPN policy you want to edit from the VPN policy table and click M

ODIFY

button. This brings the

selected VPN policy in the edit mode.

Here you can make the desired changes to the VPN policy.

Viewing A VPN Policy

Select the VPN policy you want to view from the VPN policy table. Click on the S

HOW

button. This shows

the selected VPN policy in non-editable form.

This VPN policy view does not show any keying information.

Changing Priority of A VPN Policy

Similar to access policies you can change the priority of VPN policy by two ways: You can do simply

priority corrections by using the up (-) and down (¯) buttons, which are located at the end columns of each

policy in the VPN policy table. Clicking the up or down button increases or decreases the priority of the

access policy with respect to its neighboring policies.

Alternative way can be used for major priority corrections. Select the policy whose priority you want to

change by entering its policy name in the text box located after

LACE

tab. This is located at the end of the

policy table.

Then use the drop down menu with

BEFORE/AFTER options and the next VPN policy-name text box to

define the new place for this VPN policy in the table. Click the

OK button.

The VPN policy will be moved to the new place in the table.

To configure security policy you have to select the choice

in the A

CCESS

OLICIES

If there are secure communications active using this VPN policy, they may get disrupted.

If there are secure communications active using this VPN policy, they may get disrupted

due to the changes in the VPN policy parameters.

If the access policies are wider than IPsec policies the traffic which doesn't falls in the

range will be passed through as plain packets.