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04-21-2017 05:30 PM
there's this great example below for setting up an IPSec tunnel using the CLI. BUT it's missing how to add in the proxy IDs.
I have some clues that it's like..
set network tunnel ipsec IPSEC-Tuna-TUNNEL proxy-id tuna1 protocol any Local xxxx Remote yyyy
..but I'm just guessing. Can anyone supply me with the real mojo - perhaps from a cleaned working example? TY
04-21-2017 08:15 PM - edited 04-21-2017 08:17 PM
performing my favorite trick of configuring in the GUI, then checking the config in the CLI in set mode, it looks like the following to me:
set network tunnel ipsec XXX auto-key proxy-id YYY protocol any
set network tunnel ipsec XXX auto-key proxy-id YYY local ZZZ/Z
set network tunnel ipsec XXX auto-key proxy-id YYY remote ZZZ/Z
but it looks like it can all be combined in a single line like you expressed.
set network tunnel ipsec XXX auto-key proxy-id YYY protocol any local ZZZ/Z remote ZZZ/Z
04-21-2017 08:15 PM - edited 04-21-2017 08:17 PM
performing my favorite trick of configuring in the GUI, then checking the config in the CLI in set mode, it looks like the following to me:
set network tunnel ipsec XXX auto-key proxy-id YYY protocol any
set network tunnel ipsec XXX auto-key proxy-id YYY local ZZZ/Z
set network tunnel ipsec XXX auto-key proxy-id YYY remote ZZZ/Z
but it looks like it can all be combined in a single line like you expressed.
set network tunnel ipsec XXX auto-key proxy-id YYY protocol any local ZZZ/Z remote ZZZ/Z
04-21-2017 09:19 PM
That's a big help. Thanks. Say - do you know what the auto-key term in the middle is about?
04-22-2017 12:37 PM - edited 04-22-2017 12:38 PM
Sorry for intrusion:
So better to keep it on auto.
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