Log in either locally or remotely to the Sheriff appliance that you want to act as the VPN server.
From the Setup Main menu, go to System Preferences > Configure Network > Setup VPN > Configure VPN server, then press Enter (<OK>).
On the Configure VPN server screen, press Enter (<Yes>) again.
Enter a virtual network IP to use and press Enter (<OK>).
Note: By default, the network IP is always 10.67.68.
Enter a VPN mask and press Enter (<OK>).
Note: By default the mask is always 255.255.255.0
Enter a VPN port and press Enter (<OK>).
Note: By default, it is always 33800.
Use the <Back> option and press Enter until the Sheriff Setup menu reappears.
Go to Apply all Changes and press Enter (<OK>)
Press Enter (<Yes) to confirm. The system applies the changes and restart the services, then console displays: Changes Applied.
Press Enter (<OK>).
From the Sheriff Setup Main menu, go to System Preferences > Configure Network > Setup VPN > Enable/Disable VPN, then press Enter (<OK>).
Use the arrow keys to move the asterisk(*) to "yes", press the spacebar to select, and then press Enter (<OK>).
Press Enter (<OK>) again.
Use the <Back> option and press Enter until the Sheriff Setup menu reappears.
Go to Apply all Changes and press Enter (<OK>).
Log in either locally or remotely to the VPN server appliance.
From the Setup Main menu, go to System Preferences > Configure Network > Setup VPN > Configure VPN client.
Press Enter (<OK>).
Enter the Administration IP Address of the VPN client, and press Enter (<OK>).
Enter the root password of the remote system, and press Enter (<OK>).
Press Enter (<Yes>) to confirm.
The system confirms that the VPN client node was successfully contacted:
Note: Make note of the VPN IP address, because you will need it for the client configuration task.
To continue, press Enter.