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Configure the FortiGate unit FortiClient dialup-client configurations<br />

4 Select Enable.<br />

5 Enter the following information and select OK:<br />

Type IPsec<br />

IP Range<br />

Network Mask<br />

Default Gateway<br />

Enter the range of VIP addresses that the DHCP server can<br />

dynamically assign to dialup clients when they connect. As a<br />

precaution, do not assign VIP addresses that match the private<br />

network behind the FortiGate unit.<br />

If you need to exclude specific IP addresses from the range,<br />

you can define an exclusion range (see Advanced... below).<br />

Note: If you will use a RADIUS server to assign VIP addresses,<br />

these fields are not needed.<br />

Enter the network mask of the IP addresses that you specified<br />

in the IP Range fields (for example, 255.255.255.0 for a<br />

class C network).<br />

Enter the IP address of the default gateway that the DHCP<br />

server assigns to DHCP clients.<br />

Select Use System DNS Setting.<br />

DNS Service If you want to use a different DNS server for VPN clients, select<br />

Specify and enter an IP address in DNS Server 0.<br />

Advanced... Select Advanced to configure any of the following options.<br />

Domain<br />

Lease Time<br />

IP Assignment<br />

Mode<br />

WINS Server 0<br />

WINS Server 1<br />

Options<br />

Exclude Ranges<br />

If you want the FortiGate unit to assign a domain name to<br />

dialup clients when they connect, enter the registered domain<br />

name.<br />

Specify a lease time:<br />

Select Unlimited to allow the dialup client to use the<br />

assigned IP address for an unlimited amount of time (that<br />

is, until the client disconnects).<br />

Enter the amount of time (in days, hours, and minutes) that<br />

the dialup client may use the assigned IP address, after<br />

which the dialup client must request new settings from the<br />

DHCP server. The range is from 5 minutes to 100 days.<br />

Server IP Range — assign addresses from IP Range (default)<br />

User-group defined method — assign addresses from user’s<br />

record on RADIUS server. See “Assigning VIPs by RADIUS<br />

user group” on page 119.<br />

Optionally, enter the IP addresses of one or two Windows<br />

Internet Service (WINS) servers that dialup clients can access<br />

after the tunnel has been established.<br />

Optionally, you can send up to three DHCP options to the<br />

dialup client. Select Options and enter the option code in the<br />

Code field, and if applicable, type any associated data in the<br />

Options field. For more information, see RFC 2132.<br />

To specify any VIP addresses that must be excluded from the<br />

VIP address range, select Exclude Ranges, select the + button<br />

and then type the starting and ending IP addresses. You can<br />

add multiple ranges to exclude.<br />

IPsec VPNs for FortiOS 4.0 MR3<br />

124 01-434-112804-20120111<br />

http://docs.fortinet.com/

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