Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP2 - ACCESS GATEWAY GUIDE 2010 Manual page 84

leave the Access Gateway configuration in the Administration Console and reinstall the Access
Gateway. If you use the same IP address for the Access Gateway, it imports into the Administration
Console and inherits the configuration.
When exporting the file, you can select to password-protect the file, which encrypts the file. If you
are using the exported file to move an Access Gateway from a staging area to a production area and
you need to change the names of the proxy services and DNS names from a staging name to a to a
production area and you need to change the names of the proxy services and DNS names from a
staging name to a production name, do not select to encrypt the file. You need a simple text file so
you can search and replace these names. If you select not to encrypt the file, remember that the file
contains sensitive information and protect it accordingly production name, do not select to encrypt
the file. You need a simple text file so you can search and replace these names. If you select not to
encrypt the file, remember that the file contains sensitive information and protect it accordingly.
The following sections explain this process:
"Exporting the Configuration" on page 84
"Importing the Configuration" on page 85
"Cleaning Up and Verifying the Configuration" on page 86
Exporting the Configuration
1 In the Administration Console, click Devices > Access Gateway > [Name of Access Gateway].
2 Click Configuration > Export.
3 (Conditional) If you want to encrypt the file, fill in the following fields:
Password protect: Select this option to encrypt the file.
Password: Specify a password to use for encrypting the file. When you import the
configuration onto another device, you are prompted for this password.
4 Click OK, then select to save the configuration to a file.
The filename is the name of the Access Gateway with an
5 (Conditional) If you want to change the names of the proxy services and their DNS names from
a staging name to a production name, complete the following:
5a Open the configuration file in a text editor.
5b Search and remove the staging suffix.
If you have specified DNS names with a staging suffix (for example,
innerwebstaging.provo.novell.com
staging.provo.novell.com
In particular, you need to change the following:
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Any fully qualified DNS names from the staging name to the production name
(DNSName elements in the file)
The cookie domains associated with each proxy service
(AuthenticationCookieDomain elements in the file)
The URL masks in pin lists that contain fully qualified names (URLMask elements in
the file)
xml
), you can search for
and remove from the name.
staging
extension.