Authentication tab LDAP 74

authorization 15 configuring 61 LDAP 65, 73

LDAP and RSA/ACE Server 81 local users 65

RADIUS 69, 72

B

backing up 44

BlackICE PC Protection 150

C

certificate 109 512-bit keypairs 147 backing up 44

certificate signing request 14, 110 client 15, 95, 114

combining with private key 155 converting to PEM format 155 creating signing request 111 generating for multiple levels 156 installing 14

installing Cygwin for 153 internal connection 15 multilevel and SSL version 2 147 private key, unencrypting 154 Security Alert 110

signed by Certificate Authority 109 signing 146

wildcard 116 Certificate Authority 109 Certificate Revocation Lists 146

Certificate Signing Request 14 generating 111 overview 110

certificates

internal connections 116 CIFS/SMB 103

client

connection types 118 GAIM 28

Remote Desktop 28 SSH 28

Telnet 3270 emulator 28 VNC 28

client access

IP pooling 88 portal page 95 resource access control 99 session timeout 88 single sign-on 91

split DNS 88

client certificate criteria 16, 95 requiring 15

client certificates 114

client variables for portal page 39 closing connection 133

computer hibernate 90 suspend 90

configuration dynamic routes 52 network connections 47 restoring 15, 44 saving 15, 44

serial console 33 static routes 53

with Administration Tool 34 configuring for a group 105

connection

client cannot connect 147 closing 134

handling 133 managing 133

connection failure 147 Connection Properties 94 CPU usage 141

CRLs, see Certificate Revocation Lists CSRs, see Certificate Signing Request

D

default group

inherit properties 15

Default realm 63 authentication type 65 replacing 65

deny access without access control list 15, 58, 88

deployment overview 17

deployment, server load balancer 28

DNS

enable split 50 failover to local 50 name resolution 14, 147 server settings 50 suffixes 50

user override 124 DNS split tunneling 15, 57

DNS/WINS

see Name Service Providers DNS/WINS, see Name Service Providers

documentation downloading 32

double source authentication 43, 85

downloads Administration Desktop 32 Administration Tool 32

Firebox SSL VPN Gateway documentation 32 from Administration Portal 32

portal page templates 32 Duplex Mode 49 dynamic route 14 dynamic routing 48, 52

E

end point policy 16, 104, 105 build expression 106 conflicts 145

creating 105

valid operators 105

end point resource 16, 104 configuring 104 creating 104

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SSL VPN specifications

WatchGuard Technologies offers a robust SSL VPN solution designed for secure remote access to corporate networks. As businesses increasingly rely on a remote workforce, the need for secure and reliable connectivity has never been more critical. WatchGuard's SSL VPN features advanced security technologies that ensure data integrity and confidentiality while enabling seamless access to applications and resources.

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Moreover, WatchGuard Technologies includes multiple authentication options, adding another layer of security. The solution supports multi-factor authentication (MFA), requiring users to provide additional verification beyond just a password. This could involve mobile device verification or biometric authentication, significantly reducing the risk of unauthorized access.

Another key characteristic of WatchGuard’s SSL VPN is its integration with other WatchGuard security solutions. Businesses can benefit from a comprehensive security posture by leveraging firewalls and intrusion prevention systems along with the SSL VPN. This holistic approach ensures that remote connections are continually monitored and secured against evolving cyber threats.

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