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Avaya 3090-VM User Manual (274 pages)

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User Guide April
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1: Preface

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- Who Should Use this Book
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- Related Documentation
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- Product Names
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- How this Book Is Organized
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  - Users Guide
    14
  - Appendices
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- Customer Service
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Chapter 2: New in this Release

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- Features
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- Other Changes
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Chapter 3: Introducing the VPN Gateway

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- SSL Acceleration
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- Vpn
  
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  - Software Features
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    Web Portal
    22
    
    Transparent Mode Access
    23
    
    Bandwidth Management
    23
    
    User Authentication
    23
    
    User Authorization
    24
    
    Client Security
    24
    
    Accounting and Auditing
    24
    
    Networking
    25
    
    Secure Service Partitioning
    25
    
    Branch Office Tunnels
    25
    
    Portal Guard
    26
    
    SSL Acceleration
    26
    
    Scalability and Redundancy
    26
    
    Certificate and Key Management
    27
    
    Public Key Infrastructure
    27
    
    Supported Key and Certificate Formats
    27
    
    Supported Handshake Protocols
    28
    
    Hash Algorithms
    28
    
    Cipher Suites
    28
    
    Management
    28
    
    Statistics
    28
    
    Virtual Desktop
    28
    
    Secure Portable Office (SPO) Client
    29
Chapter 4: Introducing the ASA 310-FIPS

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- HSM Overview
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- Extended Mode Vs. FIPS Mode
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  - FIPS140-1 Level 3 Security
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- The Concept of Ikey Authentication
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- Additional HSM Information
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Chapter 5: Initial Setup

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- Clusters
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- IP Address Types
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  - Host IP Address
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  - Management IP Address (MIP)
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  - Virtual IP Address (VIP)
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  - Portal IP Address
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  - Real Server IP Address (RIP)
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- Ports
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- Interfaces
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  - One-Armed Configuration
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  - Two-Armed Configuration
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- Configuration at Boot up
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  - The Setup Menu
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- Installing an AVG in a New Cluster
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- Joining a VPN Gateway to an Existing Cluster
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- Installing an ASA 310-FIPS
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  - Installing an ASA 310-FIPS in a New Cluster
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  - Adding an ASA 310-FIPS to an Existing Cluster
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- Reinstalling the Software
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Chapter 6: Upgrading the AVG Software

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- Performing Minor/Major Release Upgrades
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  - Activating the Software Upgrade Package
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Chapter 7: Managing Users and Groups

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- User Rights and Group Membership
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- Adding a New User
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  - Adding Users through RADIUS
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- Changing a Users Group Assignment
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- Changing a Users Password
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  - Changing Your Own Password
    82
  - Changing Another Users Password
    83
- Deleting a User
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Chapter 8: Certificates and Client Authentication

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Chapter 9: Virtual Desktop

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- Running the Virtual Desktop on Client Computers
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  - Licensing Vdesktop
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  - Launch Vdesktop from Portal
    122
  - Virtual Desktop Operations
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Chapter 10: The Command Line Interface

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- Connecting to the VPN Gateway
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- Accessing the AVG Cluster
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- CLI Vs. Setup
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- Command Line History and Editing
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- Idle Timeout
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Chapter 11: Troubleshooting the AVG

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- Cannot Connect to VPN Gateway through Telnet or SSH
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  - Verify the Current Configuration
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  - Enable Telnet or SSH Access
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  - Check the Access List
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  - Check the IP Address Configuration
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- Cannot Add an AVG to a Cluster
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- Cannot Contact the MIP
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  - Check the Access List
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  - Add Interface 1 IP Addresses and MIP to Access List
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- The AVG Stops Responding
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  - Telnet or SSH Connection to the Management IP Address
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  - Console Connection
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- A User Password Is Lost
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  - Administrator User Password
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  - Operator User Password
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  - Root User Password
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  - Boot User Password
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- An ASA 310-FIPS Stops Processing Traffic
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- Resetting HSM Cards on the ASA 310-FIPS
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- An ASA 310-FIPS Cluster Must be Reconstructed Onto New Devices
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- A User Fails to Connect to the VPN
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  - Aaa
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  - Dns
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  - Ike
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  - Ipsec
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  - Ippool
    147
  - Ssl
    148
  - Upref
    148
  - Smb
    149
  - Ftp
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  - Netdirect
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  - Netdirect_Packet
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- User Unable to Connect to the VPN Gateway through the Net Direct Client
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- Cannot Download the Net Direct Zipped File from Client PC
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- System Diagnostics
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Appendix A: Supported Ciphers

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- Cipher List Formats
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- Modifying a Cipher List
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- Supported Cipher Strings and Meanings
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- User Guide April
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Appendix B: the SNMP Agent

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- Supported Mibs
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  - Snmpv2-MIB
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  - Snmp-Mpd-Mib
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  - Snmp-Framework-Mib
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  - The SNMP-TARGET MIB
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  - Snmp-Notification-Mib
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  - Snmp-View-Based-Acm-Mib
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  - Snmp-User-Based-Sm-Mib
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  - S5-Eth-Multiseg-Topology-Mib
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  - Synoptics-Root-Mib
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  - S5-Tcs-Mib
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  - S5-Root-Mib
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  - If-Mib
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  - Ip-Mib
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  - Ip-Forward-Mib
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  - Entity-Mib
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  - Disman-Event-Mib
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  - Alteon-Isd-Platform-Mib
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  - Alteon-Isd-Ssl-Mib
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  - Alteon-Ssl-Vpn-Mib
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  - Ianaiftype-MIB
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- Supported Traps
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Appendix C: Syslog Messages

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- List of Syslog Messages
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  - Operating System (OS) Messages
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  - System Control Process Messages
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  - Traffic Processing Messages
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  - Startup Messages
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  - Configuration Reload Messages
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  - AAA Subsystem Messages
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  - Ipsec Subsystem Messages
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- Syslog Messages in Alphabetical Order
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Appendix D: License Information

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Appendix E: HSM Security Policy

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- Rainbow Technologies Cryptoswift ® HSM Cryptographic Accelerator
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- Scope
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- Applicable Documents
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- Overview
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- Capabilities
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- Physical Security
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- Module Interfaces
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  - USB (Universal Serial Bus) Interface
    223
  - Status LED (Light Emitting Diode) Interface
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  - Serial Interface
    224
  - PCI Interface
    224
  - Backup Battery Interface
    224
  - PCI Power Interface
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- Components
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  - Bulk Crypto
    224
  - Power Management and Tamper Detect
    225
  - Fastmap Processor
    225
  - Flash
    225
  - Sram
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  - Real Time Clock/Battery Powered RAM (RTC/BBRAM)
    225
  - Programmable Logic Device (PLD)
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  - USB (Universal Serial Bus) Controller
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  - Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter (UART)
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  - 33Mhz Clock
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- Definition of Security Relevant Data Items
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- Roles and Services
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  - Roles
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  - Authentication
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  - Initialization
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  - User Creation
    228
  - Services
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- Key Management
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  - Key Generation
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  - Key Storage
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  - Key Entry and Output
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  - Key Distribution
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  - Key Destruction
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  - Key Archiving
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- Modes
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  - FIPS 140-1 Mode
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  - Non-FIPS 140-1 Mode
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- Self-Tests
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- Conclusion
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Appendix F: Definition of Key Codes

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- Syntax Description
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  - Allowed Special Characters
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  - Redefinable Keys
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  - Example of a Key Code Definition File
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Appendix G: SSH Host Keys

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- Methods for Protection
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- The VPN Gateway
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Appendix H: Adding User Preferences Attribute to Active Directory

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Appendix I: Using the Port Forwarder API

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- General
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- Creating a Port Forwarder
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- Demo Application
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- Creating a Port Forwarder Authenticator
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- Adding a Port Forwarder Logger
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- Connecting through a Proxy
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- Monitoring the Port Forwarder
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  - Status
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  - Statistics
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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Preface

Chapter 2: New in this Release

Chapter 3: Introducing the VPN Gateway

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Chapter 4: Introducing the ASA 310-FIPS

Chapter 5: Initial Setup

Chapter 6: Upgrading the AVG Software

Chapter 7: Managing Users and Groups

Chapter 8: Certificates and Client Authentication

Chapter 9: Virtual Desktop

Chapter 10: The Command Line Interface

Chapter 11: Troubleshooting the AVG

Appendix A: Supported Ciphers

Appendix B: the SNMP Agent

Appendix C: Syslog Messages

Appendix D: License Information

Appendix E: HSM Security Policy

Appendix F: Definition of Key Codes

Appendix G: SSH Host Keys

Appendix H: Adding User Preferences Attribute to Active Directory

Appendix I: Using the Port Forwarder API

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