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136Chapter 4 Configuring the domain

The Server 1001 menu includes the following options:

/cfg/domain #/server followed by:

port <port>	Specifies the port to which the portal server listens for
	HTTPS communications.
	• port is an integer in the range 1–65534 that
	indicates the TCP port number. The default is 443.
interface	Specifies the backend interface used by the server.
<interface ID>	• interface ID is an integer that indicates the
	interface number. The default is 0.
dnsname <name>	Assigns a DNS name to the portal IP address.
	• name is the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of
	the pVIP (for example, nsnas.example.com).
	Generally, you need to specify a DNS name only if your
	corporate DNS server is unable to perform reverse
	lookups of the portal IP address.
	When you press Enter after specifying the DNS name,
	the system performs a check against the DNS server
	included in the system configuration (see
	/cfg/sys/dns) to verify that:
	• the FQDN is registered in DNS
	• the resolved IP address corresponds to the pVIP
trace	Accesses the Trace menu, in order to capture and
	analyze SSL and TCP traffic between clients and the
	portal server. For more information, see “Tracing SSL
	traffic using the CLI” on page 136.
ssl	Accesses the SSL Settings menu, in order to
	configure SSL settings for the portal server (see
	“Configuring SSL settings using the CLI” on page 139).
adv	Accesses the Advance settings menu, in order to
	configure traffic log settings for a syslog server (see
	“Configuring traffic log settings using the CLI” on
	page 142).

Tracing SSL traffic using the CLI

To verify connectivity and to capture information about SSL and TCP traffic between clients and the portal server, use the following command:

/cfg/domain #/server/trace

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