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Table 162
Advanced Menu Options (/cfg/vpn/adv) (cont'd.)
Command Syntax and Usage
log <options separated by a comma>
vpnadmin true|false
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Lets you select one or several options, each generating their own set of
syslog messages including date, time, type of request, user, source IP
address and requested destination.
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all: Logs all following options, i.e. login, http, portal, reject, and
socks.
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login: Logs Portal logins and logouts.
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http: Logs HTTP requests made from the Portal.
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portal: Logs other Portal operations, for example FTP and SMB file
server access.
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reject: Logs rejected requests.
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socks: Logs SOCKS operations, i.e. requests made using the
Portal's Advanced tab features (for example Telnet sessions) and
SSL VPN client requests.
The default value is login
In a Secure Service Partitioning configuration, this command lets you
decide whether or not remote administration of the current VPN should
be allowed through the Browser-Based Management Interface (BBI).
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true. The end-customer's VPN administrator can manage parts
of the VPN (for example portal appearance, links etc) through the
BBI. To restrict VPN administration to specific users within the VPN
end-customer's organization, use the /cfg/vpn #/aaa/group
#/vpnadmin command (also available for extended profiles). To
access the BBI, the VPN administrator should log in to the Portal
and select VPN Administration on the Tools tab.
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false. Administration of the VPN is restricted to the service provider
(ISP).
The default value is false.
Note: The vpnadmin command is only available if the Secure Service
Partitioning license is loaded.
Nortel VPN Gateway
Command Reference
NN46120-103 01.01 Standard
10 September 2007