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The purpose of this guide is to help configure Cisco VPN 5000 products for the most common scenarios using the Cisco VPN 5000 Manager. The Cisco VPN 5000 Manager software supports all Cisco VPN 5000 products, as well as Compatible Systems legacy routers and firewall products.
This guide contains the following chapters:
"Installation and Overview." This chapter describes how to install the Cisco VPN 5000 Manager software, and provides an overview of the Main menus and windows in the workspace.
"IP Routing & Bridging." This chapter describes how to configure IP routing and bridging.
"IPX Routing & Bridging." This chapter describes how to configure IPX routing and bridging.
"AppleTalk Routing & Bridging." This chapter describes how to configure Appletalk routing and bridging.
"DECnet Routing & Bridging." This chapter describes how to configure DECnet routing and bridging.
"VPN Ports and LAN-to-LAN Tunnels." This chapter describes how to configure VPN ports and LAN-to-LAN tunnels for Cisco VPN 5000 products.
"VPN Client Tunnels." This chapter describes how to configure VPN client tunnels for Cisco VPN 5000 products.
"IntraGuard Firewall Configuration." This chapter describes how to configure an IntraGuard Firewall using the Cisco VPN 5000 Manager.
"Bridging." This chapter describes how to configure bridging that is global to the device and not for a particular interface.
"WAN Link Protocols." This chapter describes how to configure Cisco VPN 5000 products for a Wide Area Network (WAN) link.
"TCP/IP Filtering." This chapter describes how to configure IP route filters.
"IPX Filtering." This chapter decribes how to configure IPX route filters.
"AppleTalk Filtering." This chapter describes how to configure Appletalk route filters.
"General Configuration Windows." This chapter describes general configuration that is global to the device and not for a particular interface. Included in this chapter:
"OSPF Configuration." This chapter provides instructions for configuring a network utilizing the OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) Protocol.
"Using Digital Certificates." This chapter describes how to configure a Cisco VPN 5000 product to support the use of digital certificates for client and server authentication.
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Posted: Wed Sep 27 12:11:54 PDT 2000
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