icom Connectivity Suite - VPN - Default Code, Logs and Info on My VPN Hub

The My VPN Hub tab in the classic user interface shows important information regarding this account. This data might be important for the manual configuration of third-party devices for example.

Note regarding the user interface!

The My VPN Hub tab and its information are currently only visible on the classic user interface. See this note.

The instance ID is a unique number for identifying an account. The account type, which defines the scope of services of this account, is specified behind the instance number.

The Customer Name is required for the startup wizard of INSYS routers.

The Default Code is used as device code, if no own device code is specified for a device. The device code is required for the startup wizard of INSYS routers and access via a web proxy.

The Status Page provides an overview of the operational status of this instance.

The information for VPN Server, VPN Port and VPN Range is important for the manual VPN configuration of third-party devices (PCs). The VPN port specifies the UDP port on which the icom Connectivity Suite – VPN accepts OpenVPN tunnels. The user must ensure that outgoing UDP traffic for the router is permitted and replies are allowed (e.g. open this port in the firewall).

The Licenses section provides an overview of the number and type of available licences and their usage.

Besides User name and User role of the user currently logged in, it is shown, whether the two-factor authentication is required based on the setting in the user management (User tab) and how the status of the two-factor authentication for the currently logged in user (My VPN Hub tab) is configured at the moment.

Moreover, it is possible here to change the default code, download the VPN log, restart the VPN instance, download the connection log, configure the additional fields and activate the two-factor authentication for this user.

Click on Set Default Code to change the default code.

Click on VPN Log to download a log that contains all events of the VPN server.

Click on Restart VPN Instance to restart this VPN instance manually if required.

Click on Connection Log to download a log of all TCP connections in the VPN network. This is not part of the the standard functional scope and available on request only.