How to setup VPN between fvs318 and windows 2000

How to setup VPN between FVS318 and windows 2000

How to configure Windows IPSec

Configuring the Windows 2000 Computer using the IPSec policy is configured in the MMC.

Right click on IP Security Policy on Local Machine and choose Create IP Security Policy (Figure).
Go through the IP Security Policy Wizard. Click Next and type Policy Name, ms-mvps in our case. Click Next.

Deselect Active to default response rule. Click Next. Leave Edit Policy checked. Click Finish.

Click Add, type a descriptive name for the IP Filter list such as Home to Office and click Add.

Choose A specific IP address as source address and enter the Windows 2000 IP address, 10.0.0.11 as IP Address and 255.255.255.255 as subnet mask. Choose A specific IP Subnet as Destination address and enter the Office LAN IP address and subnet mask, 192.168.0.0 and 255.255.255.0.. Uncheck the box for Mirrored (Figure).

Security Methods. Check Negotiate security. Leave all the check boxes unchecked. Click Edit (Figure).

Choose Custom and click setting. Check ESP and choose MD5 and 3DES for integrity and encryption algorithm. Check the box for Generate a new key every and enter 3600 seconds. Click OK until you are back to Edit Rule Properties.

Click Tunnel Setting and enter the WAN IP address of the NETGEAR router, 172.16.0.1 as “The tunnel dendpoint is specified by this IP Address” (Figure).

Click Authentication Methods and click Edit. Click Use this string to protect the key exchange (Preshared key) and enter the preshared key. Click OK and then Close to get back to the security policy window. This finishes to create room Home to Office rule.
Now, you need to create the Office to Home rule. The main difference between Office to Home and Home to Office are Tunnel Setting and A specific IP address. Many people are confused with The tunnel dendpoint is specified by this IP Address of the Tunnel Setting. Check this page for the details, The difference of IPSec Tunnel Setting between local to remote and remote to local.