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Summary of Contents for GFI KerioControl NG110
- Page 1 NG110, NG310, NG510, NG511- QUICK START GUIDE...
- Page 2 The information is obtained from publicly available sources. Though reasonable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the data provided, GFI makes no warranty, promise or guarantee about the completeness, accuracy, recency or adequacy of information contained in this document and is not responsible for misprints, out-of-date information, or errors.
- Page 3 Kerio Control supports flexible deployment. You can opt for a software appliance, a virtual machine, or a performance- optimized hardware appliance. Remote deployment of hardware appliances is easier and faster than ever before with self-provisioning through https://go.gfi.com/?pageid=ControlMyKerio . www.gfi.com 1 Introduction...
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Page 4: Appliance Description
Used for connecting to the console with a serial cable USB ports Input for USB devices Ethernet network ports Used for connecting to the Internet and the LAN with an Ethernet cable www.gfi.com 2 Kerio Controls NG110, NG310, NG510, NG511- Quick Start Guide... - Page 5 Screenshot 1: Kerio Control Box NG110 (front) Screenshot 2: Kerio Control Box NG310 (front) Screenshot 3: Kerio Control Box NG510 (front) www.gfi.com 2 Kerio Controls NG110, NG310, NG510, NG511- Quick Start Guide...
- Page 6 Screenshot 5: Connecting Kerio Control Box NG110 to the network Screenshot 6: Connecting Kerio Control Box NG310 to the network www.gfi.com 2 Kerio Controls NG110, NG310, NG510, NG511- Quick Start Guide...
- Page 7 3. Turn on the appliance. Now you have two options: Add and manage the appliance through MyKerio. See https://go.gfi.com/?pageid=ControlMyKerio . Access the Kerio Control Administration through a browser (see below): 1. Set the networking preferences for Ethernet on the connected computer to “Automatic DHCP configuration”. (You can change it later after the configuration is complete).