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5. When the Setup utility has finished you can continue with the configuration.
Settings Created by the VPN Quick Setup Wizard
If you ran the VPN quick setup wizard during the initial setup, a large number of settings were
configured automatically.
Basic VPN Setup
The following settings have been created:
• A VPN. The VPN is typically defined for access to an intranet, parts of an intranet or to
an extranet.
• A virtual SSL server of the portal type. A portal IP address is assigned to it, to which the
remote user should connect to access the Portal. If you chose to use the VPN feature
without an Application Switch, the portal server is set to standalone mode.
• A test certificate has been installed and mapped to the portal server.
• The authentication method is set to Local database and you have one test user
configured. The test user belongs to a group called
User Guide
Note:
The IPsec quick setup wizard is only displayed if the VPN quick setup wizard has
been run and if the VPN Gateway has a default IPsec license (not available on
the ASA 310 models).
If you wish to continue configuring the system through the command line interface
(CLI), log in as the admin user with the password you defined in , and the Main
menu is displayed. For more information about the CLI, see
If you rather configure the system through the Browser-Based Management
Interface (BBI), see the Avaya BBI Quick Guide for instructions.
Initializing system......ok
Setup successful. Relogin to configure.
login:
For instructions on how to deploy a pure VPN solution, continue with the "VPN
Introduction" chapter in the Application Guide for VPN. For instructions on how to
deploy the SSL acceleration feature, continue with the "Basic Applications" chapter
in the Application Guide for SSL Acceleration.
To join an additional VPN Gateway to the cluster, see
an Existing Cluster
on page 51.
Installing an AVG in a New Cluster
step 2
on page 47.
Joining a VPN Gateway to
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