Nortel 3050 Command Reference Manual page 337

Enabling the whitelist and specifying whitelist domains is a way of limiting
rewrites of requests to domains listed as whitelist domains. All other
requests will be sent directly to the destination, without passing the NVG.
If unqualified domain names are used (for example inside instead of
inside.example.com) the request is always rewritten, even if the
domain is not included in the whitelist.
The function is similar to that of the internal link (see
/linkset <id> /link <id> Link Configuration" (page
cannot add internal links to other web pages than the Portal's Home tab.
A typical usage would be to specify your intranet domains in the whitelist.
The result would be that requests for Internet sites will be sent directly to
the destination, without being rewritten whereas requests for the intranet
domains will be sent through a secure SSL connection.
Table 131
White-list Settings Menu Options (/cfg/vpn/portal/whitelist)
Command Syntax and Usage
domains
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/cfg/vpn <id> /portal/whitelist/domains White-list Menu
[White-list Menu]
list - List all values
del - Delete a value by number
add - Add a new value
The White-list domains menu is used to add domains to the whitelist.
Requests for domains listed as whitelist domains will be rewritten with the
NVG rewrite prefix (see add command below). All other requests will pass
directly to the destination, without passing the NVG.
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/cfg/vpn <id> /portal/whitelist/domains White-list Menu 337
Displays the White-list Domains menu. To view menu options, see
"/cfg/vpn <id> /portal/whitelist/domains White-list Menu"
(page 337).
Enables the white-list. Continue with specifying whitelist domains. If
whitelisting is enabled without specifying whitelist domains, all requests
will be sent directly to the destination without being rewritten.
Disables the white-list.
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