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Island Router CLI Reference Guide 2.3.2
Island Router CLI Reference Guide 2.3.2
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  1. Commands
  2. vpn peer

vpn peer name

Specify a description name for a VPN peer.

Syntax

[no] vpn peer <id> mac <address>

Syntax Description

Keyword
Description

no

(Optional) Removes the peer MAC address from the VPN.

id

The VPN identifier. Must be a number in the range 0-1022 or the keyword "auto".

address

The MAC address to associate with the peer.

Defaults

No MAC address is associated with the VPN peer.

Usage Guidelines

This command associates a MAC address with the VPN peer. This will cause the VPN peer to appear as a device in Island. The device can then be configured and monitoring like any other device in Island.

The specified MAC address can be the same as existing device on the Island. This is useful for applying the same configuration to a device regardless of whether it's connected to the local LAN or via a VPN.

If a VPN exists with the specified identifier, the existing VPN will be modified; otherwise, a new VPN with the specified identifier will be created. If "auto" is specified for the identifier, a new VPN will be created using the next available identifier.

Examples

vpn peer 4 mac 00:53:2B:2C:F7:95

Related Commands

Previousvpn peer macNextvpn peer public-key

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