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Chapter 7 Configuring control tunnels 141

To create a nailed-up control tunnel using the nailed-up parameter:

1

Go to Profiles > Branch Office window and click on Edit next to the group

that you want to have nailed up.

2

On the Edit Group window, in the Connectivity section click Configure.

3

On the Connectivity window, when you click on the Configure button next to

the Nailed Up field, a drop-down list gives you the option to select Enabled or

Disabled. You should enable this parameter only on the initiating side of the

tunnel.

Another way to nail up control tunnels, is to create a script that continuously sends
ping packets to the management IP address of the Nortel VPN Router on the

customer premise through the control tunnel from a host at the network operations
center. The pings must occur at an interval that is less than the Idle Timeout value.

These pings act as a liveliness detection and perform keepalive signals for the end

connection, and report to the sender that the packet was received or that there was

no response.

4

Click on Enabled. Disabled is the default.

5

Click on OK.

Creating control tunnels

To create a special branch office connection, you must create a control tunnel
definition on the remote customer Nortel VPN Router. There are two methods you

can use to create control tunnels:

On the Nortel VPN Router’s GUI, use the Profiles > Branch Office windows

to create the branch office connection and specify that it is for a control
tunnel.

For the command line interface, use the Nortel VPN Router’s command line
interface (described in Nortel VPN Router Using the Command Line
Interface) to set up the connection as a control tunnel. This procedure is

described in the following example.

To configure the local Nortel VPN Router:

Nortel VPN Router Configuration — Basic Features