Corente Cloud Services Exchange supports certain third-party devices.
To add a supported third-party device, do the following:
Right-click 3rd-Party Devices in the domain directory and then select Add 3rd-Party Device.
The Add 3rd-Party Device dialog displays.
Specify values for the appropriate fields. See Third-Party Device Settings.
Select OK to close the Add 3rd-Party Device dialog.
Select File and then Save to save your changes to the Corente SCP.
The following fields are available on the Add 3rd-Party Device dialog:
- Name
Specifies a unique identifier for the third-party device.
- Type
Specifies the manufacturer of the third-party device.
- Model
Specifies the model of the third-party device.
- Notes
Specifies additional details about the third-party device.
- WAN IP Address
Specifies the IP address of the third-party device on the wide area network (WAN).
- Visible IP Address
Specifies the IP address of the third-party device that is externally visible on the public Internet.
- Backhaul
Configures the third-party device as a backhaul server.
NoteThird-party devices that you configure as backhaul servers uses a subnet of
0.0.0.0by default.If you configure the third-party device as a backhaul server and then add it as a Partner for a Location, then that Location cannot have any other Partner. The Location routes all LAN traffic to the third-party device.
Devices that are behind the third-party device can communicate directly with the Location, or Corente Services Gateway. As a result, you cannot access Gateway Viewer or use SNMP to monitor the Corente Services Gateway through the backhaul tunnel.
- Compression
Configures the third-party device to compress data to improve network performance. In most networks this setting is not required.
- DPD
Configures the third-party device to use Dead Peer Detection (DPD).
- PFS
Configures the third-party device to use Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS).
- NATT
Configures the third-party device to use Address Translation Traversal (NAT-T).
- IKE Options
Specifies the Internet Key Exchange (IKE) cryptographic protocols that the third-party device uses. You should not modify the default setting.
- ESP Options
Specifies the Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP) cryptographic protocols that the third-party device uses. You should not modify the default setting.
- Subnets
Specifies the subnets in your Corente Services network that can connect to this third-party device.
Network Address sets the first IP address in the subnet.
Subnet Mask defines the range of IP addresses in the subnet.