Using advanced features

4.Select Get IP List for DNS Names so that when a DNS query is made, the security gateway keeps all the IP addresses that are returned in the cache. The security gateway attempts to respond to the queries in the same order that the queries were received.

If this parameter is not selected and a DNS query is made, the security gateway uses the first IP address of the DNS response that is returned.

5.In the Number of Failed Hosts field, enter the number of configured hosts that can fail before network path failover criteria is reached. If multiple hosts are configured and all hosts are critical, enter 1. If any one of the configured hosts failed to respond, network path failover occurs.

6.In the Consecutive “No”Responses field, enter the number of consecutive connectivity checks without a response that you want to allow. The default is 10.

7.In the Monitor Check Interval field, Enter the number of seconds that you want to allow between connectivity checks to the configured host or hosts. The interval is also used to define the response time of the host. Monitor checks are made at the same time to each host. The default is 10 seconds.

8.Click the Advanced button to configure the traceroute settings during failover. Select Enable and complete the following:

Enable traceroute during failover

In the event of tunnel failover, leave the current remote tunnel endpoint in effect following a system reboot.

Set consecutive no responses

The number of consecutive connectivity initiation checks without a response from the number of failed hosts specified in the failover configuration to initial traceroute.

Select the target host. Click OK.

The target host is the host where traceroute will be initiated.

First Failed Host. The network host IP address specified in the failover host list. Traceroute will be initiated to the first failed host from the configured list of failover hosts.

Host IP. The network host IP address to monitor connectivity. Traceroute will be initiated on the specified host IP address.

9.In the Reconnect area, select the appropriate failover reconnect option.

Restore the Remote TEP on Reboot

In the event of tunnel failover, leave the current remote tunnel endpoint in effect following a system reboot.

In previous releases of VPNos 4.x, a system reboot would not restore the original RTEP.

Restore primary RTEP

In the event of tunnel failover, restore the original, primary remote tunnel endpoint in effect following a system reboot.

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3.7 specifications

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