Server Configuration Settings; Configuration Overview; Section 2.1, "Configuration Overview - Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP2 - ACCESS GATEWAY GUIDE 2010 Manual

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This section describes the configuration settings that affect the Access Gateway as a server, such as
changing its name or setting the time.
Section 2.1, "Configuration Overview," on page 73
Section 2.2, "Saving, Applying, or Canceling Configuration Changes," on page 75
Section 2.3, "Managing Access Gateways," on page 76
Section 2.4, "Managing General Details of the Access Gateway," on page 81
Section 2.5, "Setting Up a Tunnel," on page 88
Section 2.6, "Setting the Date and Time," on page 90
Section 2.7, "Customizing Error Pages on the Access Gateway Appliance," on page 91
Section 2.8, "Customizing the Error Pages of the Access Gateway Service," on page 95
Section 2.9, "Configuring Network Settings," on page 97
Section 2.10, "Customizing Logout Requests," on page 105
Section 2.11, "Configuring X-Forwarded-For Headers," on page 108
For logging and audit options, see the following:
Section 4.1, "Access Gateway Appliance Logs," on page 123
Section 4.2, "Access Gateway Service Logs," on page 126
Section 4.3, "Configuring Logging for a Proxy Service," on page 131
Section 4.7, "Enabling Access Gateway Audit Events," on page
For cache management, see

2.1 Configuration Overview

The Configuration page allows you to view the configuration status and to configure the features of
the cluster or the Access Gateway. After an Access Gateway has been made a member of a cluster,
you can only configure it from the cluster configuration. Some options are specific to an Access
Gateway. For these options, you must select the Access Gateway and then configure the options.
1 In the Administration Console, Devices > Access Gateways > Edit.
To edit an Access Gateway that is not a member of a cluster, click the Edit button on the Access
Gateway row.
To edit an Access Gateway cluster, click the Edit button on the Access Gateway cluster row.
2 Select one of the following options:
Reverse Proxy / Authentication: Allows you to configure a reverse proxy so that it hides the
IP address of a Web server and accelerates access by caching the most frequently used pages.
This option displays the list of configured proxies and allows you to add new proxies and
modify existing proxies. To add a new reverse proxy or manage the existing proxies, click
Chapter 5, "Configuring the Content Settings," on page
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