Netgear 05200007 Manual Do Utilizador

Using the Security Policy Editor

5-7

To create a generic security policy for multiple users, select Any.

7.

In the Protocol box, click the protocol for the remote party to use to connect with you. The 
default, All, secures all protocol ports. Selecting the exact protocol port tightens your security 
policy.

8.

If you clicked UDP or TCP in the Protocol box, in the Port box, click a protocol port. The 
standard numeric designation for this port displays next to the Port box. 

9.

Your Connection Security selection determines your next step:

•

If you selected Secure 

 and a secure IPSec-compliant gateway device, such as a 

firewall or router, protects the remote user or network, go to Configure a gateway.

•

If you selected Secure 

 and the remote user or network is not protected by a secure 

IPSec-compliant gateway, make sure that the Connect using check box is clear. 

•

If you selected Non-secure  

or 

, the Internet Interface group opens:

a.

In the Name box, click the interface for your computer to use to connect to a network. The 
default, Any, enables your computer to select any available interface. For devices with 
associated IP addresses, the read-only IP Addr box shows the IP address. 

b.

In the Port box, click the protocol port for your computer to connect to the remote party 
through. The default, All, secures all protocol ports. The number displayed next to the 
Port box is the port's standard designation. 

10.

Click Save.

11.

Configure My Identity for this connection.

IP Subnet

subnet address and mask

IP Address Range

first and last IP addresses for the range

Distinguished Name

IP address

 

To edit a distinguished name, go to edit a distinguished 
name 

Any (default)

IP address