Configuring An Http Tunnel Server - McAfee SG310 Administration Manual

VPN menu features
Port tunnels
In the Keep Alive field, enter the interval at which to send keep alive bytes to keep the connection open.
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• Default: 5
• Can be an integer value equal to or greater than 1
If you are not connecting to the HTTP tunnel server via an HTTP Proxy Server, disregard the remaining
fields and skip to the last step, since your configuration for the client is complete. Otherwise, continue
with the next step.
[Required for HTTP Proxy] If the client connects to the HTTP tunnel server via a proxy, enter the IP
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address in the Proxy Server field.
[Required for HTTP Proxy] Enter the TCP Port of the HTTP proxy in the Proxy Port field.
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• Default: 8080
• Range: an integer value from 1-65535
• Can be left blank
[Optional] If the proxy server requires authentication, enter the details in the Proxy User name and
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Proxy Password fields.
• Can consist of any characters or be left blank
[Optional] If the proxy accepts connects from clients with a specific User Agent field only, enter it in Proxy
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User Agent.
• Can consist of any characters or be left blank
Required for HTTP buffering proxy] If the HTTP proxy is a buffering proxy, enter the buffer size in the
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Proxy Buffer Size field. Otherwise, set this field to 0.
• Default: 0
Specify the time out before sending padding to fill up the buffer size in the Proxy Padding Timeout field.
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• Default: 500
Click Finish. Now configure the corresponding HTTP Server.
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Configuring an HTTP tunnel server

Use this procedure to configure an HTTP tunnel server that corresponds to an HTTP tunnel client.
From the VPN menu, click Port Tunnels. The Port Tunnels page appears.
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Select HTTP Tunnel Server from the tunnels list and click Add. The HTTP Tunnel Server page appears
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(Figure 319).
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