NETGEAR SSL312 manual Adding IP Address Ranges

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NETGEAR ProSafe SSL VPN Concentrator 25 SSL312 Reference Manual

Split tunnel – Sends only traffic destined for the internal network based on the specified client routes. All other traffic is sent to the internet. Split tunnel allows you to manage your company bandwidth by reserving the VPN tunnel for corporate traffic only.

Beyond what is defined in “Web Browser Requirements” on page 1-2, the VPN Tunnel Client has some specific operating requirements. For

Mac OS. VPN Tunnel supports Version 1.4 (Tiger).

Browsers. The Firefox browser supports only VPN tunnel, VNC, Network places and Utilities (IE is required for Port Forwarding, Applications, and Terminal Services).

Adding IP Address Ranges

Determine the address range you will assign to VPN Tunnel Clients, then define the address range in the SSL VPN Concentrator administrative interface.

To configure the SSL VPN Tunnel client address range:

1.Under Access Administration in the left navigation pane, select VPN Tunnel. The VPN Tunnel Client screen displays.

In the Client IP Address Range section of the screen, you can define the IP address range to assign to incoming VPN Tunnel clients. The default range begins with 192.168.251.1 and ends with 192.168.251.254.

2.In the Client Address Range Begin field, enter the first IP address of the IP address range.

3.In the Client Address Range End field, enter the last IP address of the IP address range.

4.Select one of the following:

Enter the Network Subnet to enable Split Tunnel Mode (point-to-point). If you choose a different subnet for the VPN Tunnel client range than the subnet used by the corporate network, then you must:

a.Add a client route to configure the VPN Tunnel client to connect to the corporate network using the VPN tunnel.

b.Create a static route on the corporate network firewall to forward traffic intended for the VPN clients to the SSL VPN gateway.

Select the Enable Full Tunnel Support check box to enable Full Tunnel mode. The VPN client will install an 0.0.0.0 route on the client machines that will forward all traffic to the SSL Concentrator.

5.Click Apply to update the configuration.

Configuring the SSL VPN Tunnel Client and Port Forwarding

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Contents Netgear ProSafe SSL VPN Concentrator SSL312 Reference Manual Technical Support Licensing Product and Publication Details Contents Chapter Authenticating Users Chapter Configuring the Remote Access Web Portal Chapter Monitoring and Logging Conventions, Formats and Scope About This ManualPrinting this Manual Using This ManualPrinting a Chapter Version Date Description of Changes Revision HistoryAbout the ProSafe SSL VPN Concentrator Key FeaturesChapter Introduction Microsoft Windows Web Browser RequirementsFront Panel What’s in the BoxHardware Description Back Panel Steps for Deploying the SSL312 V2.0, May Single Arm Chapter Installing the SSL312Choosing a Network Topology Routing Initial Connection to the SSL VPN Concentrator Https//192.168.1.1 Accessing the Management InterfaceV2.0, May Configuring Basic Network Settings V2.0, May Managing Certificates Installing the SSL VPN ConcentratorObtaining a Certificate from a Certificate Authority Generating a Self-Signed Certificate Uploading and Enabling the New Certificate V2.0, May Viewing and Deleting Certificates Steps for Further Configuration Authentication Domains Chapter Authenticating UsersLocal User Database Authentication Radius and NT Domain Authentication Configuring for Radius Domain Authentication Configuring for NT Domain Authentication Ldap Authentication Ldap Attribute Rules Sample Ldap AttributesQuerying an Ldap Server Sample Ldap Users and Attributes SettingsCN=Users,DC=yourdomain,DC=com Configuring for Ldap AuthenticationConfiguring for Windows Active Directory Authentication Active Directory AuthenticationV2.0, May Troubleshooting Active Directory Authentication Kerberos AuthenticationHttps//IP/Domain Name/portal/Portal Name Deleting a DomainV2.0, May Determine Your Requirements Setting Up User and Group Access PoliciesUsers, Groups and Global Policies Global Policies Editing Global Policy Settings Adding and Editing Global Policies Defining and Editing Global Bookmarks Adding a New Group Groups ConfigurationEditing Group Settings Defining and Editing Group Policies V2.0, May Defining and Editing Group Bookmarks Deleting a Group Users Configuration Adding a New User V2.0, May Editing a User V2.0, May Defining and Editing User Policies Defining and Editing a User Bookmarks Deleting a User Using Network Resource Objects to Simplify PoliciesV2.0, May V2.0, May V2.0, May V2.0, May Portal Layouts Configuring the Remote Access Web PortalPortal Options Portal Option Features for Remote UsersAdding Portal Layouts V2.0, May V2.0, May Adding Terminal Services Applications to the Portal Customizing the Banner Duplicating and Editing Portal Layouts Creating a Guide to Using the Portal V2.0, May Two Approaches for VPN SSL VPN Client Configuration Adding IP Address Ranges Adding Routes for VPN Tunnel Clients V2.0, May Configuring Applications for Port Forwarding Port Forwarding Applications/TCP Port Numbers SSH Configuring Host Name ResolutionSample SSL VPN Concentrator Configuration Chapter Additional System ConfigurationConfiguring Network Settings Default gateway address Firewall/Router address Network Interface and Default Gateway ConfigurationV2.0, May Static Route Configuration V2.0, May Network Host Table Settings Configuring DNS Settings V2.0, May Setting Date and Time System Configuration Utilities Exporting and Saving a Backup Configuration File Encrypting the Configuration FileImporting a Configuration File Upgrading the SSL VPN Concentrator Firmware Erasing the Configuration and Restoring the Default SettingsAdditional Notes on the Management Interface SSL VPN Concentrator Status Chapter Monitoring and LoggingMonitoring and Logging Active Users Event Log Log Settings Send Logs Weekly Schedule Send Logs Daily Schedule V2.0, May V2.0, May Diagnostics V2.0, May Factory Default Settings Appendix a Default Settings and Technical SpecificationsGMT Technical SpecificationsDocument Link Appendix B Related DocumentsV2.0, May Numerics IndexIndex-2 Index-3 Index-4 Index-5 Index-6
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