Connect to a VPN Network
Connect to a VPN Network |
A virtual private network (VPN) is a temporary connection that extends a private network across a public network, encrypting data transmission to provide security.
When working outside the office, you can use a VPN to securely access your company's Intranet.
The following types of servers are supported:
- PPTP: It stands for Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol, offering MPPE encryption.
- L2TP: It stands for Layer 2 (Data Link Layer) Tunneling Protocol, offering IPSec PSK and IPSec RSA encryption.
- IPSec Xauth: Offering PSK, RSA, and Hybrid RSA encryption.
Connect to a PPTP Server
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Obtain the required data such as the VPN server name and address from your VPN server administrator.
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Go to
, enter the VPN name, set the server type to PPTP, then enter the server address. -
If the VPN server does not have a DNS address, touch Show advanced options and enter the DNS domain, DNS server address, and forwarding route.
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Touch Save.
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Touch the VPN you have just set up, enter your VPN user name and password, then touch Connect.
Connect to an L2TP/IPSec PSK Server
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Obtain the VPN server name, server address, L2TP key (optional), IPsec identifier (optional), and IPsec pre-shared key from your VPN server administrator.
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Go to
, enter the VPN name, set the server type to L2TP/IPSec PSK, then enter the server address, L2TP key, IPSec identifier, and IPSec pre-shared key. -
If the VPN server does not have a DNS address, touch Show advanced options and enter the DNS domain, DNS server address, and forwarding route.
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Touch Save.
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Touch the VPN you have just set up, enter your VPN user name and password, then touch Connect.