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Setting up a One-Armed Configuration 53
[Setup Menu]
join - Join an existing iSD cluster
new - Initialize iSD as a new installation
boot - Boot menu
info - Information menu
exit - Exit [global command, always
available]
>> Setup#
join
Setup will guide you through the initial configuration
of the iSD.
2 Specify the port to be used for network connectivity.
Enter port number for the management interface [1-4]: 1
This port will automatically be assigned to Interface 1. As you
are currently configuring a one-armed configuration, this interface
will be used for both management traffic (coming from the private
intranet) and client traffic (coming from the public Internet).
If you have configured port 1 as the management interface port
for existing VPN Gateways, it is recommended (for consistency)
that you configure port 1 for the NVG you are joining as well.
3 Enter the VPN Gateway ’s host IP address.
Enter IP address for this machine (on management
interface): <IP address>
This IP address should be within the same network address
range as the cluster’s Management IP address.
4 Enter network mask and VLAN tag ID.
Enter network mask [255.255.255.0]: <Press ENTER if
correct>
Enter VLAN tag id (or zero for no VLAN) [0]: <VLAN tag
id or ENTER>
Specify the desired network mask or accept the suggested value
by pressing ENTER. If a connected router or switch attaches
VLAN tag IDs to incoming packets, specify the VLAN tag ID
used.
5 Press ENTER to continue with creating a one-armed
configuration.
Setup a two armed configuration (yes/no) [no]: <Press
ENTER>
Nortel VPN Gateway
User Guide
NN46120-104 02.01 Standard
14 April 2008
Copyright © 2007-2008 Nortel Networks
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- User Guide 1
- Licensing 2
- Contents 3
- Who Should Use This Book 8
- Related documentation 9
- Product Names 10
- How This Book Is Organized 11
- 12 Preface 12
- Typographic Conventions 13
- How to Get Help 14
- Introducing the VPN Gateway 15
- SSL Acceleration 16
- Hardware Platforms 18
- Feature List 19
- Transparent Mode Access 20
- User Authentication 20
- User Authorization 20
- Client Security 21
- Accounting and Auditing 21
- Networking 21
- Secure Service Partitioning 21
- Branch Office Tunnels 22
- Portal Guard 22
- Scalability and Redundancy 23
- Public Key Infrastructure 23
- Introducing the ASA 310-FIPS 27
- HSM Overview 28
- Extended Mode vs. FIPS Mode 29
- Types of iKeys 30
- Additional HSM Information 33
- Initial Setup 35
- Clusters 36
- IP Address Types 37
- 38 Initial Setup 38
- Interfaces 39
- Switch 2424-SSL 40
- Configuration at Boot Up 41
- Complete the New Setup 46
- Initializing system......ok 49
- Basic VPN Setup 50
- Default Network 50
- Default Services 51
- 52 Initial Setup 52
- Complete the Join Setup 56
- Complete the Join Setup 57 57
- ......ok 57
- Setup successful 57
- Installing an ASA 310-FIPS 58
- ( new setup, continued) 59
- Reinstalling the Software 70
- Upgrading the NVG Software 73
- 74 Upgrading the NVG Software 74
- 78 Upgrading the NVG Software 78
- Managing Users and Groups 79
- 80 Managing Users and Groups 80
- Adding a New User 81
- • tunnelguard 82
- Adding Users through RADIUS 85
- Changing a Users Password 88
- Deleting a User 91
- Adding Certificates to the NVG 99
- Copy-and-Paste Certificates 100
- >> Certificate 1# apply 101
- Changes applied successfully 101
- Copy-and-Paste Private Key 102
- Nortel VPN Gateway 104
- NN46120-104 02.01 Standard 104
- 14 April 2008 104
- /cfg/cur cert command 106
- Update Existing Certificate 107
- Certificate 108
- Generating client certificates 110
- Create a New Certificate 111 111
- >> Certificate 1# 112
- Valid for days [365]: 112
- Key size (512/1024) [512]: 112
- Export Client Certificate 114
- >> Main# cfg/cert 116
- Automatic CRL Retrieval 120
- Client certificate support 123
- Signing CSRs 124
- 5 Apply the changes 125
- Generate Test Certificate 126
- Automatic CRL Retrieval 127 127
- General Commands 128
- Show Key Size 129
- Show Key Information 129
- Virtual Desktop 131
- 132 Virtual Desktop 132
- Launch Vdesktop from Portal 133
- Virtual Desktop Operations 134
- The Command Line Interface 135
- Connecting to the VPN Gateway 136
- Running Telnet 137
- Running an SSH Client 138
- Accessing the NVG Cluster 140
- CLI vs. Setup 142
- Idle Timeout 144
- Troubleshooting the NVG 145
- Enable Telnet or SSH Access 146
- Check the Access List 146
- 148 Troubleshooting the NVG 148
- Cannot Contact the MIP 149
- 150 Troubleshooting the NVG 150
- The NVG Stops Responding 151
- A User Password is Lost 152
- Boot User Password 153 153
- Alteon iSD SSL 153
- Software version 7.1 153
- Boot User Password 155 155
- 158 Troubleshooting the NVG 158
- 164 Troubleshooting the NVG 164
- 166 Troubleshooting the NVG 166
- 168 Troubleshooting the NVG 168
- 170 Troubleshooting the NVG 170
- System Diagnostics 172
- Error Log Files 174
- 176 Troubleshooting the NVG 176
- Appendix 177
- Supported Ciphers 177
- 178 Supported Ciphers 178
- Supported Ciphers (cont’d.) 178
- Cipher List Formats 179
- Modifying a Cipher List 180
- The SNMP Agent 183
- Supported MIBs 184
- SNMP-VIEW-BASED-ACM-MIB 185 185
- Limitations 186
- DISMAN-EVENT-MIB 187 187
- 188 The SNMP Agent 188
- Supported Traps 189
- Syslog Messages 191
- List of Syslog Messages 192
- ALARM 193 193
- Alarm Severity Syslog Level 193
- CRITICAL ALERT 193
- • Name: isd_down 194
- • Name: single_master 194
- • Name: log_open_failed 194
- ALARM 195 195
- 196 Syslog Messages 196
- ERROR 197 197
- 198 Syslog Messages 198
- ERROR 199 199
- 200 Syslog Messages 200
- INFO 201 201
- 202 Syslog Messages 202
- AAA Subsystem Messages 203 203
- Log functionality 204
- WARNING 205 205
- 206 Syslog Messages 206
- INFO 207 207
- 208 Syslog Messages 208
- INFO 209 209
- 210 Syslog Messages 210
- INFO 211 211
- 212 Syslog Messages 212
- INFO 213 213
- 214 Syslog Messages 214
- INFO 215 215
- 216 Syslog Messages 216
- INFO 217 217
- 218 Syslog Messages 218
- INFO 219 219
- 220 Syslog Messages 220
- INFO 221 221
- 222 Syslog Messages 222
- License Information 223
- 224 License Information 224
- 226 License Information 226
- 228 License Information 228
- 230 License Information 230
- 232 License Information 232
- HSM Security Policy 233
- 2.0 Applicable Documents 234
- 3.0 Overview 234
- 4.0 Capabilities 235
- 5.0 Physical Security 237
- 7.1 Module Interfaces 237
- 7.1 Components 238
- 240 HSM Security Policy 240
- 9.0 Roles and Services 241
- 9.4 User Creation 242
- 9.5 Services 242
- 9.0 Roles and Services 243 243
- 244 HSM Security Policy 244
- 9.0 Roles and Services 245 245
- 246 HSM Security Policy 246
- 9.0 Roles and Services 247 247
- 10.0 Key Management 248
- 10.2 Key Storage 249
- 10.3 Key Entry and Output 249
- 10.4 Key Distribution 249
- 11.0 Modes 250
- 12.0 Self-Tests 251
- 13.0 Conclusion 252
- Definition of Key Codes 253
- Syntax Description 254
- Redefinable Keys 255
- SSH host keys 257
- Methods for Protection 258
- The VPN Gateway 259
- 260 SSH host keys 260
- Active Directory 261
- 5 Click Add 263
- Create New Class 266
- Create New Class 267 267
- Create New Class 269 269
- Using the Port Forwarder API 271
- Creating a Port Forwarder 273
- Demo Application 274
- Create New Class 275 275
- Example 277 277
- Example 281 281
- Connecting Through a Proxy 282
- Monitoring the Port Forwarder 283
- Glossary 285
- 286 Glossary 286
- 288 Glossary 288
- 290 Glossary 290
- 292 Glossary 292
- 294 Glossary 294
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