Nortel Networks 608(WL) Manual De Usuario
Chapter 6
Advanced Features
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6.7 The Default Peer Concept
Why the default peer
concept
Consider the network configuration shown below:
When the SpeedTouch™ [1] gets its IP address dynamically assigned (e.g. during
PPP tunnel setup), a remote IPSec peer cannot know in advance which IP address
will be assigned. Each time the SpeedTouch™ [1] sets up a PPP connection, it will
obtain an IP address from the ISP. In order to cope with this situation, the default
peer concept has been implemented.
PPP tunnel setup), a remote IPSec peer cannot know in advance which IP address
will be assigned. Each time the SpeedTouch™ [1] sets up a PPP connection, it will
obtain an IP address from the ISP. In order to cope with this situation, the default
peer concept has been implemented.
The remote IPSec peer address configured on the SpeedTouch™ [2] will allow for
any remote IP address to initiate a secure tunnel.
any remote IP address to initiate a secure tunnel.
PPP
Secure tunnel
SpeedTouch620 [1]
SpeedTouch620 [2]
PPP server
Dynamically assigned
IP address
(via PPP protocol)
Configure as default peer
(allows for any IP address)