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Chapter 4
Configuration via the Command Line Interface
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4.1 Basic IPSec configuration procedure
Terminology
The SpeedTouch™ uses specific IPSec terms and definitions. The following table 
relates these terms to the question to be solved when setting up an IPSec 
connection to a remote network
Setting up a basic IPSec configuration with the SpeedTouch™ involves the creation 
of a Peer entity and an IPSec Connection.
Peer bundles all the parameters related to the IKE Security Association (also 
called Phase 1 SA). Some Phase 1 parameters are grouped in peer attributes, which 
are referred to by their symbolic name. Two peer attributes are defined:
the Authentication Attribute refers to the user authentication parameters 
required to set up the IKE Security Association
the Peer Security Descriptor groups the security parameters of the IKE 
Security Association.
It is required to create some valid peer attributes prior to the creation of an 
operational peer.
Connection bundles all the parameters related to a bi-directional IPSec 
connection (consisting of two Phase 2 Security Associations). 
The Phase 2 security parameters are bundled in a Connection Security 
Descriptor
Network Descriptor describes the remote private network that is accessible 
via the IPSec connection.
A valid Connection contains a reference to both descriptors. Therefore some valid 
descriptors should be present in the SpeedTouch™ prior to the creation of an 
operational peer.
What do we want to do?
How do we configure it in the 
SpeedTouch™?
Define the remote Security Gateway to 
which we want to set up an IKE 
session.
Define a Peer.
Set how we will authenticate with this 
remote Security Gateway.
Define an Authentication Attribute.
Set what security will be applied to the 
IKE session.
Define a Peer Security Descriptor.
Define the characteristics of the IPSec 
connection.
Define a Connection.
Define which remote private network 
we want to access.
Define a Network Descriptor.
Set what security will be applied to the 
IPSec connection.
Define a Connection Security 
Descriptor
.