VPN Connections
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DocumentationVPN ConnectionsGetting Started IPSec VPNConnecting VPC to IDC (Destination route)Step 3: Create a VPN Tunnel
Step 3: Create a VPN Tunnel
Last updated: 2024-01-09 14:20:07
1. Log in to the VPC console.
2. Select VPN Connections > VPN Tunnel in the left sidebar.
3. Choose a region and VPC (Tokyo and
VPC1 in this example) and click +New.4. Configure the basic settings of the VPN tunnel.
The basic settings of a VPN tunnel include the tunnel name, region of the gateway, network type, VPN gateway instance, customer gateway instance, pre-shared key, negotiation type, and communication mode. For more information about the parameters, see Creating a VPN Tunnel.
In this example, the communication mode is Destination route.
5. Configure the advanced settings.
In this step, you can set the advanced parameters, including DPD, health check, IKE, and IPsec. In this example, the default parameter values are used.
Note:
Make sure that the settings of IKE and IPsec on the cloud side are the same as those on the local side. Otherwise, the tunnel fails due to inconsistent protocol configurations.
6. After you created the VPN tunnel successfully, return to the VPN tunnel list page. Click More and choose Download config file to complete the download.
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