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By default, the RGVI service is disabled.
service. When the
Gateway will begin listening for OpenVPN client connections. The RGVI service will not
accept connections from OpenVPN clients unless those clients have been added by the
add-client
addresses and routes then disabled using the
will be reasserted when the
rgvi disable
rgvi disable
subcommand is executed, the RGVI service on the Ranger Gateway will disconnect any current
OpenVPN client connections and stop listening for future OpenVPN client conections.
rgvi status
rgvi status
subcommand indicates whether the RGVI service is currently enabled or disabled.
rgvi add-client < client-address >
< client-address >
this Ranger Gateway. It may be an IP address, an address pattern, or a device group.
rgvi add-client
service on the Ranger Gateway.
rgvi remove-client < client-address>
<client-address>
be allowed to connect to this Ranger Gateway. It may be an IP address, an address pattern,
or a device group.
rgvi remove-client
allowed to connect to the RGVI service on the Ranger Gateway.
rgvi clear-clients [-f]
[-f]
rgvi clear-clients
to connect to the RGVI service on the Ranger Gateway.
rgvi list-clients
rgvi list-clients
are allowed to connect to the RGVI service on the Ranger Gateway.
rgvi use-gvi-routes < client-address>
<client-address>
defined in the GVI.
rgvi use-gvi-routes
OpenVPN client addresses.
rgvi add-route < client-address> <subnet> [< subnet> ...]
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rgvi enable
subcommand. If the RGVI service had previously been configured with client-
rgvi enable
subcommand disables the RGVI service.
subcommand displays the current status of the RGVI service. The
indicates the set of OpenVPN client addresses which may connect to
subcommand specifies which OpenVPN clients may connect to the RGVI
indicates the set of OpenVPN client addresses which will no longer
subcommand removes one or more OpenVPN client addresses that were
prompts for user confirmation before clearing the OpenVPN client address list.
subcommand removes all OpenVPN client addresses that were allowed
subcommand displays the current list of OpenVPN client addresses that
indicates the set of OpenVPN client addresses which will use routes
subcommand applies the set of routes defined in the GVI to this set of
indicates the set of OpenVPN client addresses to which to add
<client-address>
routes.
indicates the subnet or individual IP address to add to the OpenVPN client
subnet
address
rgvi enable
subcommand is executed, the RGVI service in the Ranger
rgvi disable
subcommand is executed.
subcommand enables the RGVI
subcommand, that configuration
When the
rgvi disable
rgvi status
rgvi
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