Setup guide

Configuring the DrayTek for Multiple Users
Adding new VPN users to your DrayTek is easy: For each additional VPN user, simply add a new “Remote Dial-In User” profile, with a
different Peer ID, and – if desired – a different pre-shared key. With some DrayTek models and firmware revisions it may be possible
for multiple users to share a single Remote Dial-In User Profile. However, it will still be necessary for each of the users of such a shared
profile to have a different “Local Address” in VPN Tracker.
Configuring VPN Tracker for Multiple Users
When adding additional VPN users users to your DrayTek for the first time, edit the VPN
Tracker connection of the original user to use the fixed “Local Address” you have chosen for
the user.
Once the initial user’s connection has been modified, you can begin to set up the VPN
Tracker connections for other users. The setup is mostly identical to the first user’s connection, with the following differences:
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The “Local Address” must be set to the IP address chosen for this particular user
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The “Local Identifier” must be set to the Peer ID of the user’s Remote Dial-In Profile on the DrayTek
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If you are using a different pre-shared key for this user’s Remote Dial-In Profile, use this pre-shared key
Note The total number of VPN users, as well as the number of VPN users that can be connected concurrently, is limited by your
DrayTek’s firmware and hardware. Please refer to your device’s data sheet for details.
Note Some DrayTek models (in particular those that do not support NAT-Traversal) only accept a single VPN connection from a
particular public IP address. With these devices, it will not be possible to connect two computers from behind the same
NAT router to the VPN.
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