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DBG-2000 User Guide The fields available on the Add OpenVPN server policy page are as follows: Field Policy name Policy Scope Local authentication Apply policy to IP network Subnet mask IP address Port ICMP Save Cancel Description Enter a name for the server policy. Select the policy, whether to permit or deny access to the specific IP address or IP network. Select the scope from the drop-down menu. It is either Global or Local authentication. If Local authentication is selected as the Scope, specify the user name (client) to which this policy is to be applied. Select an accessible IP address or IP network to which the policy is applied. Enter the IP network to which the OpenVPN policy needs to be applied. Enter the subnet mask for the above IP network. Enter the IP address to which the OpenVPN policy needs to be applied. Enter the range of port numbers to which the policy will be applied. Enable it to support ICMP traffic. Click Save to save your settings. Click Cancel to revert to the previous settings. Remote Networks This section displays a list of configured remote networks. The configured IP addresses can remotely access the server through an OpenVPN tunnel. The fields displayed on the Remote networks table are as follows: Field Common name Remote networks Subnet mask Actions Description It displays the name of the remote network. It displays the IP address of the remote networks. It displays the subnet mask for the IP address of the remote network. 121

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The fields available on the
page are as follows:
Add OpenVPN server policy
Field
Description
Policy name
Enter a name for the server policy.
Policy
Select the policy, whether to permit or deny access to the specific IP address or IP network.
Scope
Select the scope from the drop-down menu. It is either
or
.
Global
Local authentication
Local authentication
If
is selected as the
, specify the user name (client) to which
Local authentication
Scope
this policy is to be applied.
Apply policy to
Select an accessible IP address or IP network to which the policy is applied.
IP network
Enter the IP network to which the OpenVPN policy needs to be applied.
Subnet mask
Enter the subnet mask for the above IP network.
IP address
Enter the IP address to which the OpenVPN policy needs to be applied.
Port
Enter the range of port numbers to which the policy will be applied.
ICMP
Enable it to support ICMP traffic.
Save
Click
to save your settings.
Save
Cancel
Click
to revert to the previous settings.
Cancel
Remote Networks
This section displays a list of configured remote networks. The configured IP addresses can remotely access the server through an OpenVPN
tunnel.
The fields displayed on the
table are as follows:
Remote networks
Field
Description
Common name
It displays the name of the remote network.
Remote networks
It displays the IP address of the remote networks.
Subnet mask
It displays the subnet mask for the IP address of the remote network.
Actions
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