2.2.13.3. IPsec Routing¶
2.2.13.3.1. Default Value : IPsec Routing¶
2.2.13.3.2. Setting Items : IPsec Routing¶
Items |
Values |
Descriptions |
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ID |
(Auto-Assign) |
This ID is automatically assigned. |
Destination IP Address |
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx | Input a Destination IP Address with decimal notation. |
Subnet Mask |
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx | Input the Destination Subnet mask with decimal notation. |
Blackhole Routing | Enable or Disable |
Select whether to enable or disable Black hole Routing (*).
Enable:Enable Black hole Routing
Disable:Disable Black hole Routing
|
Interface |
Tunnel[1-15] | When Black hole Routing is [Disable], select the tunnel interface for which you want to configure this routing. It is not displayed when Black hole Routing is [Enable]. |
Comment | (Half-width alphabetic characters & half-width numbers) |
Input the comments as necessary. You can not use the two-byte characters such as Japanese, within 225 words. |
Note
If there is a default route, packets may be routed to unexpected destinations when tunneling down. By setting Blackhole Routing it is possible to prevent packets from being misdirected out of the tunnel when tunnel is down.
2.2.13.3.2.1. Prohibited IP address¶
- 100.65.0.0/16
- 100.66.0.0/15
- 100.68.0.0/14
- 100.72.0.0/14
- 100.76.0.0/15
- 100.78.0.0/16
- 100.80.0.0/13
- 100.88.0.0/15
- 100.91.0.0/16
- 100.92.0.0/14
- 100.126.0.0/15
2.2.13.3.3. Adding IPsec Routing¶
2.2.13.3.4. IPsec Routing Change (Edit / Duplicate / Remove)¶
Buttons |
Descriptions |
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Edit |
Modify the value of Routing that has already been set. |
Duplicate |
After duplicating the existing Ipsec Routing , the object setting screen will open with the same value.
This is useful for you to define another Routing with the same value.
|
Remove |
Delete the selected Routing . |