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NETGEAR ProSafe SSL VPN Concentrator 25 SSL312 Reference Manual
Additional System Configuration
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Erasing the Configuration and Restoring the Default Settings
Two methods are available for erasing the configuration and restoring the factory default settings.
You can press and hold the front panel Factory Defaults push button for more than five seconds, or
you can use the Erase button in the Utilities menu. All settings will be restored to defaults with the
exception of the Certificates Table. Any certificates that you have imported will remain in the
table. After erasing the configuration, you must access the device using its factory default IP
address as described in
“Initial Connection to the SSL VPN Concentrator” on page 2-3
.
To erase your SSL VPN Concentrator configuration settings using the Erase button:
1.
In the Utilities menu, click Erase.
2.
A dialog box will prompt you to confirm the change. Click OK
to restore the initial factory
default configuration settings.
The SSL VPN Concentrator software will automatically be restarted and all active connections
will be dropped..
Upgrading the SSL VPN Concentrator Firmware
You can download new versions of firmware from NETGEAR’s SSL312 support page at
http://
kbserver.netgear.com/products/ssl312.asp
. To install a new version of the SSL VPN Concentrator
firmware:
Figure 7-5
Note:
Imported certificates will not be lost when the SSL VPN Concentrator
configuration is erased.
Note:
Be sure to export the SSL VPN Concentrator configuration file before upgrading
the firmware in case the software is corrupted or the entire system needs to be
reinstalled.
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1.
Download the new firmware from NETGEAR’s support site. If the file is a zip archive, extract
it and save it to your PC.
2.
In the Utilities menu, click Upgrade. A submenu will display.
3.
Click Browse to locate the saved firmware file on your PC.
4.
Select the file and then click Upload.
5.
Once the file has been uploaded, restart the SSL VPN Concentrator server for the upgrade to
be complete.
Additional Notes on the Management Interface
•
Under SSL VPN Portal in the navigation menu, the Launch Portal option opens an SSL VPN
portal window for users. This allows the administrator to view the portal as an end user will
see it.
•
In addition to the online help provided with each menu, you can access NETGEAR Web
Support by clicking the KnowledgeBase link or the Documentation link under Web Support on
the navigation menu.
•
A Logout option at the bottom of the navigation menu terminates the management session and
redisplays the Login window. If you click the Logout link, you must log in again in order to
manage the SSL VPN Concentrator.
•
If another administrator logs in to the SSL VPN Concentrator while you are logged in, you
will be logged out.
•
The SSL VPN Concentrator management interface also includes System status, event logging,
and log settings configuration pages (described in
Chapter 8, “Monitoring and Logging”
).
Figure 7-6
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Chapter 8
Monitoring and Logging
This chapter describes the SSL VPN Concentrator status information, logging, alerting and
reporting features.
It describes:
•
SSL VPN Concentrator Status
•
Active Users
•
Event Log
•
Log Settings
•
Diagnostics
SSL VPN Concentrator Status
The Status window shows important state and configuration information. Be sure to check the
Status window for error messages and to confirm that the SSL VPN Concentrator is configured
properly.
To view the SSL VPN Concentrator Status window, select Status from under the Monitoring menu
options in the left navigation pane. The Status screen will display.
Note:
The status information will be unique depending upon the hardware and
software configuration of the SSL VPN Concentrator server.
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From the Status page, you may view:
•
The SSL VPN Concentrator software version
•
The amount of RAM memory in kilo Bytes (kB)
•
The current memory usage in percent (%).
•
The current CPU usage in percent (%).
•
The available flash disk space in MegaBytes (MB)
•
The uptime, the length of time since the SSL VPN Concentrator has been rebooted
•
The start time, the time and date when the SSL VPN Concentrator was last started
•
The number of active users. The number of active users includes administrative users. Click
View current users or go to the Current Users page to view the list of current users.
•
The Ethernet Port 1 and Ethernet Port 2 IP addresses.
Figure 8-1
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Active Users
The Active Users screen displays the active users and administrators logged into the SSL VPN
portal.
To view the Active Users log file, click Active Users
under the Monitoring menu in the left
navigation pane.
The Active Users window displays the current users or administrators logged into the SSL VPN
Portal or the SSL VPN Concentrator administrative interface. Each entry displays the name of the
user, the group in which the user belongs, the IP address of the user and a time stamp indicating
when the user logged in.
A user will continue to appear in the Active Users table until the user manually logs out of the SSL
VPN Portal or until an inactivity timeout occurs. Consequently, some users may appear in the
Active Users table for several minutes after they have closed their browser windows.
An administrator may terminate a user session and log the user out by clicking the Delete link in
the Logout
column adjacent to the user.
Figure 8-2

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