| Field | Description |
|---|---|
|
Name | (Required)
Type a name to identify the new Tunnel Concentrator service. |
|
Description | (Optional)
Provide a description that might be helpful when troubleshooting. |
| Single Tunnel Concentrator | (Required)
Select this option to create a single Tunnel Concentrator without redundancy. |
| Tunnel IP Address/CIDR | (Required)
Type the IP Address for the tunnel (CIDR). |
| Gateway | (Optional)
Type the IP address of the gateway. |
| Native VLAN ID | (Required)
Type the Native VLAN ID. The Native VLAN is untagged. |
| Device Tunnel Concentrator | (Required)
Select a Tunnel Concentrator from the menu. |
| Tunnel Port | (Required)
Select a port from the menu. |
| VLAN ID | (Required)
Type the VLAN ID. (Optional) For an untagged VLAN, select the corresponding check box. |
| Bridge Port | (Required)
Select a bridge port for the tunnel from the menu. |
| AP Keepalive Interval (seconds) | Set the keepalive interval to send keepalives to tunnels that are not in use. |
| AP Keepalive Retries | Set the maximum number of times the AP resends a failed keepalive before it changes the tunnel status to inactive. |
| To add or edit broadcast or multicast control for the Tunnel Concentrator service, select Broadcast/Multicast Control. | |
| Add New Rule | Select Add New Rule and type an IP address to permit. |
| Add Pre-defined Rule | Select and choose a pre-defined rule from the menu. |
| Block Non- Essential Broadcast | Select or clear the check box. Essential Broadcasts are ARP and DHCP |
| ARP Proxy | Select or clear the check box. Caution: Disabling the
ARP Proxy option can lead to
undesired traffic.
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