Network Diagnostics - Avaya VPN Gateway User Manual

Troubleshooting the AVG
>> Certificate 1#
To view the configured virtual SSL servers, type the following command:
/info/servers
>> #
The screen output provides information about which certificate (indicated by certificate index
number) is used by each configured SSL server.

Network Diagnostics

To check if the VPN Gateway is able to contact configured gateways, routes, DNS servers,
authentication servers, and IP addresses/domain names specified in group links, use the
following command:
/maint/chkcfg
>> #
The screen output provides information about each configured item (For example, gateway
and DNS server) and shows whether the network test was successful or not. Besides checking
the connection, the method (For example, ping) for checking each item is displayed.
To check various network settings for a specific VPN Gateway, access the iSD Host menu by
typing the following commands:
/cfg/sys/host
>> #
Enter iSD host number: (1-)<iSD host by index number>
>> iSD Host 1#
The screen output provides information about the type of iSD (master or slave), IP address,
network mask, and gateway address for the VPN Gateway you have specified (by host
number).
To check general network settings related to the cluster to which you have connected, type
the following command:
/cfg/sys/cur
>> #
The screen output provides information about the management IP address (MIP) of the AVG
cluster, DNS servers, iSD hosts in the cluster, Syslog servers, and NTP servers.
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