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Site to Site VPN,

Hello,

I'am a new user. Why is there now time event for site to site VPN????
In the weekend i want to disable the vpn....
Futher more is there away in web security to disable it for the weekend???

Has someone a idea how to resolve this?????
Your help is welkom!

Thanks!

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0 Scott_Klassen over 18 years ago

For the VPN, you can try creating a packet filter rule to block IPSEC with a Time Event. Not certain if this will work though, but worth a shot and easy enough to test if you already have a site-to-site setup.

For web filtering, time events are set under HTTP Profiles under Filter Assignments

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0 AdrienBelcourt over 18 years ago in reply to Scott_Klassen

With no auto-packet filter rules setup on the VPN, you have to have PF rules which you can stop traffic across the tunnel with timed events. The tunnel is still up though.
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0 AdrienBelcourt over 18 years ago in reply to Scott_Klassen

With no auto-packet filter rules setup on the VPN, you have to have PF rules which you can stop traffic across the tunnel with timed events. The tunnel is still up though.
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0 ibeheer over 18 years ago in reply to AdrienBelcourt

Your right by using the packet filter!
But we have many ports.... so we did set it up yet!
It's now still based on auto packet... And like you say the tunnel is still up.
But thanks for the response.
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