Configuring An Ssl Tunnel Client - McAfee SG310 Administration Manual

VPN menu features
Port tunnels
Figure 319 HTTP Tunnel Server page
Enter a descriptive name for the tunnel server in the Name field. The name can be one or more characters
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of any type.
Ensure the Enable checkbox is selected. It is enabled by default.
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Enter the IP address of the application server in the Data Server field.
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Enter the TCP port of the application server in the Data Port field.
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• Range: an integer value from 1-65535
Enter the TCP port that the HTTP tunnel server accepts tunnel connections on in the Tunnel Port field.
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This must match the Tunnel Port used by the HTTP tunnel client.
• Default: 80
• Range: an integer value from 1-65535
[Optional] To specify the maximum length to use in HTTP PUT requests, enter a value in the Content
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Length field.
• Default: 102400
• Can be an integer value equal to or greater than 1
[Optional] To force the content length for all requests, select the Strict Content Length checkbox.
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[Required if Strict Content Length is enabled] To specify a Maximum Age for connections after which
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the connection is closed, enter the number of seconds in the box.
• Default: 300
• Can be an integer value equal to or greater than 1
[Required if Strict Content Length is enabled] In the Keep Alive field, enter an interval in seconds at
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which to send keep alive bytes that keep the connection open.
• Default: 5
• Can be an integer value equal to or greater than 1
Click Finish.
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Configuring an SSL tunnel client

Use this procedure to create an SSL tunnel client.
Prerequisite: Install an SSL certificate. For further information, see
McAfee UTM Firewall 4.0.4 Administration Guide
Certificates for HTTPS.
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