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Click the Enable link adjacent to the new certificate. The Enable Certificate screen displays
Figure 2-7
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Enter the Certificate Password and click Enable. The SSL VPN Concentrator software will
restart using the new certificate.
Viewing and Deleting Certificates
The Current Certificates table lists the valid SSL certificates. (The Certificate being used by the
SSL VPN Concentrator will not show an Enable link.)
To view details of currently available certificates:
In the Certificate table, click the name of the certificate. The View Certificate window is displayed
for that certificate. From the View Certificate window, you can view the issuer and certificate
subject information.
You can also delete an expired or incorrect certificate. Click Delete do delete the certificate.
Note:
The file
SERVER
.
KEY
contains your SSL VPN Concentrator’s private
encryption key, which is used to decrypt messages. It is extremely important
that you safeguard this file.
Figure 2-9
Note:
The Delete button will not be displayed if the SSL certificate is active. To
delete a certificate, upload and activate another SSL certificate. Then you can
delete the inactive certificate from the View Certificate window.
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Steps for Further Configuration
The next steps in configuring the SSL VPN Concentrator are:
•
Create authentication domains (
Chapter 3, “Authenticating Users”
).
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Define user and group settings (
Chapter 4, “Setting Up User and Group Access Policies”
).
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Chapter 3
Authenticating Users
Remote users connecting to the SSL VPN Concentrator must be authenticated before being
allowed to access the network. The login window presented to the user requires three items: a User
Name, a Password, and a Domain selection. The Domain determines the authentication method to
be used and the portal layout that will be presented. This chapter explains how to define
authentication domains.
It describes:
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Authentication Domains
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Local User Database Authentication
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RADIUS and NT Domain Authentication
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Configuring for NT Domain Authentication
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LDAP Authentication
•
Active Directory Authentication
•
Deleting a Domain
If your implementation consists of a small number of users, a single portal layout, and no central
authentication server, you can skip this chapter and simply use the default domain “geardomain.”
Authentication Domains
To view the SSL VPN Concentrator Domains window from the Administrative User Interface,
click the Domains option under the Access Administration menu in the left navigation pane.
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