Setting Up The Group.ini File; Table 5 Settings For Group.ini File - Nortel VPN Client User Manual

Setting up the group.ini file

The group.ini file format distributes preconfigured group passwords in
conjunction with preconfigured Profiles
it with the custom files (just like the custom icons), along with your preconfigured
baynet.tbk file.
The installation configures the registry with the temporary text group passwords.
The text group passwords are encrypted and deleted the first time the client is run
after the installation. By distributing the group passwords this way, users never
need to enter the information. Instead, they can rely on their token cards and PINs,
or RADIUS passwords for connection protection. You cannot preconfigure PINs
or user-level passwords, only group-level passwords.

Table 5 Settings for group.ini file

Field
[ProfileNames]
1=MyExtranetConnection
2=OtherExtranetConnection
3=AnotherExtranetConnection
GroupPW=mygrouppassword
NoSavePassword=1
[MyExtranetConnection]
Note: The corresponding profile entry must have an authtype that uses
group authentication. If it does not, the client will not look for the group
ID and group password when displaying the authentication options.
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(Table 5). You create this file and include
Description
Name of the section that the installation looks
for to send the names that are configured
within this file. You must use this field as the
heading.
Profile name that exists in baynet.tbk.
Profile name that exists in baynet.tbk.
Profile name that exists in baynet.tbk.
Text group password taken from the switch
>
under Groups Edit: IPsec Configure settings.
Prevents the user from trying to save the user
password or PIN; this is also done from
Groups > Edit: IPsec Configure settings.
Profile name of your connection.
Configuring the Contivity VPN Client