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option change is applied. To cancel the change, return to the Reverse Proxy/Authentication
page, set the Reverse Proxy option to the original selection, then click OK on the Configuration
page.
Port of the Reverse Proxy for the Embedded Service Provider: If you change the port of
the reverse proxy that is used by the Embedded Service Provider (click Edit > [Name of
Reverse Proxy]), then click OK, the Revert button cannot cancel this change. It is saved, and the
next time you apply a configuration change, the port change is applied. To cancel the change,
return to the Reverse Proxy page, set the port to the original value, then click OK on the
Configuration page.
Published DNS Name of the Proxy Service for the Embedded Service Provider: If you
change the Published DNS Name of the proxy service that is used by the Embedded Service
Provider (click Edit > [Name of Reverse Proxy] > [Name of Proxy Service]), then click OK, the
Revert button cannot cancel this change. It is saved, and the next time you apply a
configuration change, the Published DNS Name is changed. To undo the change, return to the
Proxy Service page, set the Published DNS Name to its original value, then click OK on the
Configuration page.
Certificates: Certificates are pushed as soon as they are selected. If you change the server
certificate for the reverse proxy (click Edit > [Name of Reverse Proxy]) or change the Web
server certificates (click Edit > [Name of Reverse Proxy] > [Name of Proxy Service] > Web
Servers), the Revert button cannot cancel these changes. To undo the change, return to the page,
select the original certificate, then click OK.
Renaming a Reverse Proxy: If you change the name of a reverse proxy (click Edit > Reverse
Proxies / Authentication), then click OK, you cannot cancel this change. To undo the change,
return to the Reverse Proxies / Authentication page, rename the reverse proxy to its original
name, then click OK and update the Access Gateway.

2.3 Managing Access Gateways

Use the Servers page to view the status of Access Gateways, to modify their configuration, and to
perform other actions such as creating a new cluster or stopping and starting an Access Gateway or
its Embedded Service Provider.
1 In the Administration Console, click Devices > Access Gateways.
2 Select one of the following:
New Cluster: To create a new cluster of Access Gateways, click New Cluster. A cluster can be
one or more Access Gateways. For configuration information, see
New Cluster," on page
Stop: To stop an Access Gateway Appliance, select the appliance, then click Stop. You must
have physical access to the Access Gateway Appliance machine to start it again. To stop an
Access Gateway Service, select the service, then click Stop. You can use the Restart option to
start the Access Gateway Service.
Restart: To reboot an Access Gateway Appliance, select the appliance, then click Restart. The
Access Gateway Appliance is stopped, the operating system is rebooted, then the appliance is
started. To stop and start the Access Gateway Service, select the service, then click Restart. If
the Access Gateway Service is already stopped, use Restart to start it.
Refresh: To update the list of Access Gateways and the status columns (Status, Health, Alerts,
Commands), click Refresh.
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