Nortel 3050 Command Reference Manual page 399

/cfg/vpn <id> /sslclient Net Direct and SSL VPN Client Configuration 399
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SSL VPN Client Menu Options (/cfg/vpn/sslclient) (cont'd.)
Command Syntax and Usage
splitnets
tdiclient on|off
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enabled_inverse. Does not tunnel traffic to specified networks, i.e.
traffic goes through the computer's normal network interface. All
other network traffic is tunneled through the Net Direct client to the
VPN Gateway.
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enabled_inverse_local. Does not tunnel traffic to directly
connected networks or to specified networks. This will for example
allow the remote user to print locally, even while tunneled to the
VPN Gateway. All other network traffic is tunneled through the Net
Direct client to the VPN Gateway.
Note: The enabled_inverse and disabled modes are not supported on
Mac OS X. The enabled_inverse mode is not supported on Linux. If the
user is running Net Direct on Linux or Mac OS X and the split tunneling
mode is not supported, the enabled_inverse_local mode will be used
as fallback.
The default value is enabled_inverse_local.
Displays the SplitNets menu where you can configure the network
ranges or IP addresses when enabled, enabled_inverse or
enabled_inverse_local mode is selected with the splittun
command. To view menu options, see
/sslclient/splitnets Split Nets Configuration" (page
Lets you specify whether or not remote users with the TDI client
(version of the SSL VPN client) installed are allowed to connect to the
VPN Gateway.
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on: Remote users are allowed to connect to the VPN Gateway
using the TDI client. When set to on, the tdioslist and tdivsn
commands become visible (see below).
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off: Remote users are not allowed to connect to the VPN Gateway
using the TDI client.
The default value is off.
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