Nortel 3050 Command Reference Manual page 401

/cfg/vpn <id> /sslclient Net Direct and SSL VPN Client Configuration 401
Table 157
SSL VPN Client Menu Options (/cfg/vpn/sslclient) (cont'd.)
Command Syntax and Usage
lspclient on|off
lsposlist <comma separated list of allowed operating systems>
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Lets you specify the minimum version of TDI clients that are allowed to
connect to the VPN Gateway. When the TDI client tries to connect, it
sends its version number to the NVG.
Syntax example: 7.0.0.0
In the preceding example, TDI clients with version 7.0.0.0 or higher
are allowed to connect.
Lets you specify whether or not remote users with the LSP 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 LSP client. When set to on, the lsposlist and lspvsn
commands become visible (see below).
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off: Remote users are not allowed to connect to the VPN Gateway
using the LSP client.
The default value is off.
This command lets you filter out untrusted operating systems (OSs) in
the remote user's client PC environment. If the OS is not present in
the list specified with this command, the LSP client is not allowed to
connect to the VPN Gateway.
Press TAB to view available options, i.e. all, unknown, winxp, win2k,
win98, winnt, winme and generic_win.
Enter a comma separated list of allowed OSs, e.g. winxp,win2k
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all: All LSP client connections are allowed, irrespective of what OS
the client runs on.
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unknown: LSP clients running on an OS that cannot be identified
(for example new OS versions) are allowed to connect.
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winxp: LSP clients running on Windows XP are allowed to connect.
Nortel VPN Gateway
Command Reference
NN46120-103 01.01 Standard
10 September 2007