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Article Id 350451
Description This article explains how to use the Require 'Group Name' on VPN client option when constructing an iOS dial-up tunnel in order to add a peer ID. 
Scope FortiGate.
Solution

The following example showcases a scenario where the option Require 'Group Name' on VPN client is disabled, the tunnel is created, and there is no option to add peer ID via the CLI. Converting the tunnel to a custom tunnel allows the inclusion of peerID:

 

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However, there is a setting that allows adding the peer ID while creating an iOS tunnel without turning it into a custom tunnel.

 

The step to add the peer ID while creating a tunnel is as below:

 

  1. Create the tunnel with usual setting for iOS like by giving it a name, template type as Remote access and remote device type as Native-iOS Native.
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  1. After pressing Next, there is an option labelled Require 'Group Name' on VPN client on the next page, with a checkbox next to it.
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  1. Once the checkbox is selected, the Group Name (peerid) becomes available, along with a text box that lets the user enter the peer.
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  1. Once a peerID has been added normally, configure the tunnel as required. After, the peer ID will be displayed on the tunnel configuration.

 

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