Enterasys Networks Network Card manual General Aurorean Network Gateway Settings

General Aurorean Network Gateway Settings	Chapter 3
	Configuring an ANG-3000/7000

The Aurorean Network Gateway IP address is set when the servers are installed and displayed here as read-only

Click here to allow remote users to directly browse the Internet while they are tunneled into the corporate network

Figure 18 General Aurorean Network Gateway Settings

5If you plan to change the Aurorean Network Gateway’s IP address in the future, enter the new address in the Future IP Address field; otherwise, leave this field blank and continue with the next step.

When you build a custom Aurorean Client installation kit for your remote users (as described in Chapter 6), the ANG’s IP address is saved as part of the kit. Aurorean Client needs this address to locate the ANG across the Internet and create a tunnel. If you enter an IP address in the Future IP Address field, the kit will contain both IP addresses that appear on this pullout. If Aurorean Client cannot locate a ANG by first using the standard IP address, it will automatically use the future IP address. If connecting to this address is unsuccessful, a user can enter an IP address in the Alternate Tunnel Server IP address field in Aurorean Client. Refer to the Aurorean Client User’s Guide for more information.

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