3Com Switch 8800 Family IPsec Module Configuration and Command reference Guide
DVPN Configuration 215
Configuring the Tunnel
Interface
Configuring the encapsulation format
Before configuring other DVPN parameters, be sure to encapsulate the Tunnel
interface with UDP DVPN.
Perform the following configuration in Tunnel interface view on a client or a DVPN
server.
A Tunnel interface is encapsulated using GRE by default.
Configuring the type of the Tunnel interface
Configure the Tunnel interface as server or client type according to its location
(server side or client side).
Perform the following configuration in Tunnel interface view on a client or a DVPN
server.
A Tunnel interface is of client type by default.
Configuring register type for a DVPN client
You can only use the dvpn register-type command on the client. When
registering with the server, the client can ask the server to the data packet from
this client and notify the server not to send the registering information about this
client to other clients.
Perform the following configuration in Tunnel interface view on the client.
By default, the register type for the DVPN client is not configured.
Configuring the DVPN domain the Tunnel interface belongs to
You can configure the ID of the DVPN domain the Tunnel interface belongs to by
performing this operation. (Tunnel interfaces that belong to the same DVPN
domain have the same DVPN ID.)
Tab le 223 Configure the encapsulation format
Operation Command
Encapsulate the Tunnel interface with UDP DVPN tunnel-protocol udp dvpn
Tab le 224 Configure the type of the Tunnel interface
Operation Command
Configure the type of the Tunnel interface dvpn interface-type { client | server }
Restore the default type of Tunnel interfaces undo dvpn interface-type
Tab le 225 Configure register type for a DVPN client
Operation Command
Configure register type for the DVPN client
dvpn register-type { forward |
undistributed } *
Remove the configuration
undo dvpn register-type { forward |
undistributed } *