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Understanding virtual burbs<br />

You can define up to 24 physical and virtual burbs. For example, if<br />

you have two distinct types <strong>of</strong> VPN associations and you want to<br />

apply a different set <strong>of</strong> rules to each type, create two virtual burbs,<br />

then configure the required proxies and rules for each virtual burb.<br />

One question that might come to mind when using a virtual burb is:<br />

"How does VPN traffic get to the virtual burb if it doesn’t have a<br />

network card?" All VPN traffic originating from the Internet initially<br />

arrives via the network interface card in the Internet burb. A VPN<br />

security association, however, can internally route and logically<br />

terminate VPN traffic in any burb on the <strong>Sidewinder</strong> <strong>G2</strong>. By defining a<br />

security association to terminate the VPN in a virtual burb, the VPN<br />

traffic is automatically routed to that virtual burb within the<br />

<strong>Sidewinder</strong> <strong>G2</strong>. Thus, the trusted network now recognizes the virtual<br />

burb as the source burb for your VPN traffic. From the virtual burb, a<br />

proxy and rule are needed to move the traffic to a trusted burb with<br />

network access.<br />

Creating and using a virtual burb with a VPN<br />

This section explains how to create a virtual burb on the <strong>Sidewinder</strong><br />

<strong>G2</strong> and how to use it in a VPN association.<br />

Create the virtual burb 1. In the Admin Console, select Firewall <strong>Administration</strong> -> Burb<br />

Configuration.<br />

2. Click New.<br />

a. In the Burb Name field, type the name for your virtual burb.<br />

b. Click OK.<br />

3. Click the Save icon.<br />

Configure proxies and rules 4. In the Admin Console, select Services Configuration -> Proxies and<br />

enable the desired proxies in the virtual burb.<br />

Configuring Virtual Private Networks 13-17

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