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Table 20
Configuration Menu Options (/cfg) (cont'd.)
Command Syntax and Usage
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Support for short DNS names. Lets the remote user access hosts in
the specified domain by using short names, for example inside
instead of inside.example.com.
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Certificate. Lets you use an existing certificate or paste a new
certificate.
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Chain certificate. Asks whether or not a chain certificate is needed
and lets you use an existing certificate as the chain certificate or
paste a new chain certificate.
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HTTP to HTTPS redirect service. Automatically redirects requests
made with http to the proper https server configured for the
VPN, e.g. http://vpn.example.com gets redirected to
https://vpn.example.com.
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Default services. Creates a number of service definitions that can
later be used to limit access to specific services (for example FTP,
HTTP, SMTP etc).
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Trusted account. User name and password for a test user.
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IPsec. If your hardware model supports IPsec you will also have
the option to enable IPsec for user tunnels, configure group
authentication (including shared secret) and an IP address range to
be used for unencrypted connections between the VPN Gateway
and destination hosts. You can read more about IPsec in the
"Transparent Mode" chapter in the Application Guide for VPN.
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Net Direct. Lets you configure the VPN Gateway to allow use with
the Net Direct client (SSL VPN client downloadable from Portal).
If an IP address range has not yet been configured you will be
prompted for this. You can read more about the Net Direct client in
the "Net Direct" chapter in the Application Guide for VPN.
The system configures the VPN to use local database authentication,
adds the test user to the local database and creates a group called
trusted with access to all networks, services and paths. The test
user to is mapped to the trusted group. An empty linkset called
base-links is created and mapped to the trusted group.
Displays the System Configuration menu. To view menu options, see
"/cfg/sys System Configuration" (page
Displays the Language Support menu. To view menu options, see
"/cfg/lang Language Support Configuration" (page
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