User guide

Set up a Virtual Private Network (VPN) 133
The VPN Status screen provides details of any tunnel that is running. The following
information is displayed:
Connection Name: Name of the VPN connection.
Device IP: IP address of the router or gateway that the VPN tunnel is connected to.
Virtual IP: Remote network subnet.
Remote Device IP: IP address of the remote device.
Bytes Transferred: Number of bytes transferred over the tunnel.
Connection Time: Amount of time that the tunnel was connected.
Connection Status: Status of the tunnel (for example, ESTABLISHED).
To disconnect an active tunnel, click the Disconnect button in the Action column.
Manage Certificates for Site-to-Site VPN
You can manage (enter new, view, or delete) CA certificates, private keys, and End Entity
certificates.
The VPN certificate process involves three steps:
1. Generate the CA certificate, private key, and End Entity certificate.
2. Input the CA certificate, private key, and End Entity certificate into the gateway (manage
certificates).
3. Assign a certificate to the site-to-site tunnel.
VPN certificates and private key are created externally (for example, on a Linux machine). The
process for generating private key and End Entity certificates is not specified here.
To manage End Entity certificates or CA certificates:
1. Select Settings > Manage VPN > Certificates.
A list of existing certificates and public keys displays.