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VPN Communities - MEP

What can I do here?

Use this window to configure

Getting Here

Getting Here - SmartConsole > Security Policies > Access Control > Policy > Access Tools > VPN Communities > New Star Community > MEP

Multiple Entry Point

Overview of MEP

VPN High Availability Using MEP or Clustering

Implementation

Routing Return Packets

Multiple Entry Point - Options

Use these options to configure entry to the core network.

Tracking fields

From the drop-down box, select the type of tracking required.

Multiple Entry Point - Advanced

In some instances, more than one gateway is available in the center with no obvious priority between them. When this occurs, select how the gateway should be chosen, either by:

Return Packet Routing

While MEP is used to determine which gateway to connect to, RIM (like IP Pool NAT) is used to correctly route return packets through the chosen gateway.

Return packets can be routed according to IP pool NAT, configured per gateway, or by using the route injection mechanism (RIM) configured in Tunnel Management.

IP Pool NAT

An IP Pool is a range of IP addresses (an Address Range, a network or a group of one of these objects) routable to the gateway or gateway cluster.

IP Pool NAT ensures proper routing for two connection scenarios:

To configure IP Pool NAT, see: IP Pool NAT