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VPN menu features
Port tunnels
Figure 321 SSL Tunnel Server page
Enter a descriptive name for the tunnel server in the Name field. The name can be one or more characters
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of any type.
Ensure the Enable checkbox is selected. It is enabled by default.
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Enter the IP address of the application server in the Data Server field.
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Enter the TCP port of the application server in the Data Port field.
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• Range: an integer value from 1-65535
In the Tunnel Port field, enter the TCP port on which the SSL tunnel server accepts tunnel connections.
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This must match the Tunnel Port used by its corresponding SSL tunnel client.
• Range: an integer value from 1-65535
From the Protocol list, select the protocol to use when negotiating the SSL connection. Available options
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are:
• Raw [Default]-Use the default when incoming connections are from a tunnel client.
• CIFS
• NNTP
• POP3
• SMTP
To connect the tunnel client directly to an SSL server other than a tunnel server, select a Protocol
value other than Raw. For example, select POP3 to configure a mail server to use POP3 over SSL.
Click Finish.
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Editing a port tunnel
From the VPN menu, click Port Tunnels. The Port Tunnels page appears.
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Click the edit icon for the tunnel you want to edit. An edit page for the tunnel client or server appears.
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Make your changes and click Finish.
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Disabling a port tunnel
From the VPN menu, click Port Tunnels. The Port Tunnels page appears.
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Click the edit icon for the tunnel you want to edit. An edit page for the tunnel client or server appears.
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Clear the Enable checkbox and click Finish.
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