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Old 2008-07-11
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Default Setup Guide for VPN - CP to Draytek

This document was created using screen shots from a Vigor Draytek 2600 Plus running code 2.5.6_UK. I don't know much about the Draytek device as I actually do not own one. This setup was what worked for me and others I have emailed the screen shot PDF. I don't know if Draytek menus change frequently but what I have provided should be close enough to intuit if necessary.

I can't honestly say that I get why some of these settings are the way they are, especially the "MORE" box on the remote networks, I just know it doesn't work if you don't do all of this. It's a miracle that I actually figured this out but since I had 4 UK customers with this firewall, I didn't have much choice except to work on this for a week to get it to work. Hope it helps you guys out.


VPN - CP to Draytek -> Draytek Configuration

1) Advanced Setup> VPN and Remote Access Setup > VPN IKE / IPSec General Setup: Insert pre-shared Key where prompted
2) Advanced Setup> VPN and Remote Access Setup > VPN IKE / IPSec General Setup: Choose IPSec High (ESP) Method. (I used 3DES at the time, but AES should work as it has been several years since I did this)
3) Advanced Setup> VPN and Remote Access Setup > Lan-to-Lan Profile Setup: Choose one of your available site ID slots and create a new site profile
4) Configure your Site profile
a) Box 1 (Common Settings)
Check Enable profile
Name the profile
Select Both for call direction
b) Box 2 (Dial-Out Settings)
Choose IPSec tunnel
Add IP of remote (CP) VPN gateway (CP Public Phase 1 IP)
Click IKE Pre-Shard Key and enter key
Choose IPSec Method: High (ESP) and select matching Method
c) Box 2 (continued)
Click IKE Advance Settings button to configure:
Main Mode, IKE Phase 1 Proposal that matches CP side
IKE Phase 1 lifetime 1440
IKE Phase 2 lifetime 3600
DISABLE PFS
d) Box 3 (Dial-In Settings)
Choose IPSec Tunnel
Specify Remote VPN Gateway (CP Public Phase 1 IP)
Add IKE Pre-shared key AGAIN
Select IPSec Security Method (that matches your CP Phase 2 settings)
e) Box 4 (TCP/IP Network Settings)
My WAN IP = Draytek Public IP for VPN
Remote Gateway IP = CP Public Phase 1 IP
Remote Network IP = CP Phase 2 Network
Remote Network Mask = CP Phase 2 Network Mask
Click MORE button and add any/all networks for the tunnel on the CP side here with the appropriate masks
For NAT Operation, treat remote sub-net as = Private IP
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