1.
2.
3.
4.
Down
In the Down Commands area, enter the commands that you want
the remote system to execute when leaving the secured network.
Typically, you will have a corresponding Down command for every Up
command that was configured, to reverse any action that was taken.
Example 1: Down command to delete a route:
Windows clients:
route delete 192.168.50.0 mask
255.255.255.0
Linux/Mac clients:
route del -net 192.168.50.0
netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 192.168.1.1
Example 2: Down command for Mac clients (example.com is the DNS
suffix):
#!/bin/bash -x
rm -Rf /etc/resolver/example.com
killall lookupd
exit 0
Using the Network Connector with Microsoft Windows
You can launch the client portion of the Network Connector remotely in one of two
ways:
By signing into the Web interface of the Barracuda SSL VPN and launching the
Network Connector.
By running the Network Connector in stand-alone mode.
For both launch options, you must have the Windows client installed on your remote
system.
In this article:
Step 1. Install the Windows Client
Step 2. (optional) Install the Client Configuration File
Step 3. Launch the Network Connector Client
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Step 1. Install the Windows Client
If you are the administrator you can download the Windows client software from the SSL VPN web interface:
Log into the
Open the
page.
RESOURCES > My Network Connector
Click
. You will be prompted to either
or
the installer.
Download Windows Client
Run
Save
Launch the installer once the installation package downloads, and select all default settings as you continue through the installation.
If
you see warnings about any compatibility issues during the install, click Continue Anyway.
Once installed, the Network Connector is ready for use on the remote system as long as you are logged in through the web interface of the
Installing and running the Network Connector service on a Windows system
requires the use of an account with administrative permissions.