IPSec VPN on Technicolor TG582n

[#1]

Does anyone know how to setup an IPSec VPN on a Technicolor TG582n Router? The router would need to be the VPN Endpoint.

I am unable to setup PPTP as we use Mac OSX Sierra so PPTP is no longer supported...! Connection Applist is below.

{admin}=>connection applist
Application   Proto     DefaultPort    Trace       Timeout    Child Qos    ALG specific config
IP6TO4        6to4       0                   disabled   ------ ------
PPTP            tcp         1723            disabled    5' 0" ------
ESP              esp        0                   ------         15' 0" ------
IKE               udp        500              disabled     15' 0" ------                    FLOATING
SIP               udp        5060            disabled    10' 0"               VoIP-RTP trace level: none
JABBER       tcp         5222            disabled 2' 0" ------
CU/SeeMe   udp       7648            disabled ------ ------
RAUDIO(PNA) tcp      7070           disabled ------ ------
RTSP            tcp        554             disabled 2' 0" Video
ILS               tcp        389              ------ 5' 0" ------
H245            tcp        0                  ------ 5' 0" ------
H323            tcp        1720            disabled ------ ------
IRC              tcp        6667            disabled 5' 0" ------
DHCP          udp       67                disabled 1' 0" ------
GAME(UDP) udp      0                  disabled 1' 0" ------
CONE(UDP) udp       3478          disabled 5' 0" ------
LOOSE(UDP) udp     0                 disabled 5' 0" ------
SNMP_TRAP udp     162             enabled ------ ------
FTP             tcp         21               disabled ------ None
{admin}=>

[#2]

L2TP Forwarding

UDP 500 (IKE)

UDP 4500 (IKE)

UDP 1701 (L2TP)

Protocol 50 (ESP)

I have no particular experience with the Technicolor router I'm afraid

[#3]

Thanks for the reply, I will try adding this to the bind list and see what happens. 

[#4 · Accepted solution]

The router would need to be the VPN Endpoint.

I don't think the TG582n supports VPN endpoints.

[#5]

I agree. I think I will go down the route of setting up Mac as a VPN Server with Mac OSX Server...