Installing the Nokia Secure Access System Gateway
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Nokia Secure Access System Getting Started Guide
Configuring Nokia Secure Access System
This section covers all the configuration steps that you need to perform to successfully use the
Nokia Secure Access System.
Authenticating the admin User
You can configure the gateway to authenticate the Nokia Secure Access System administrator
either by using the same authentication scheme that the Nokia IPSO operating system for the
appliance uses, or by using the gateway’s configured authentication methods of the gateway. For
instance, the administrator can sign on to the gateway by using a client certificate, or by using a
password recognized by a RADIUS or NIS server.
You can specify which scheme to use to authenticate the gateway administrator by setting the
General properties on the admin user account.
To configure the admin authentication scheme
1.
From the configuration menu, choose User Configuration > Users.
The Manage Users page opens.
2.
Click the username of the admin user.
The General Properties for the admin user page opens.
3.
Choose one of the options for Admin User Authentication:
Authenticate admin user by using the standard Nokia IPSO authentication.
Authenticate admin user by using the general authentication methods. For information
about general authentication methods, see the Nokia Secure Access System Configuration
Guide v3.0.
User Configuration
Configure users, user groups, and authentication.
Resources
Configure the resources available to the user through the
gateway. Resources are divided into four types:
• Web—HTTP and HTTPS servers.
• File—FTP, Windows, and NFS file servers.
• Email—POP, IMAP, and SMTP servers.
• Port-forwarding—tunnel TCP and UDP traffic through the
gateway, including support for Microsoft Exchange and
other mail and groupware services.
System
Nokia Network Voyager returns to the main Network Voyager
page.
Table 4 Nokia Secure Access System Configuration Menu (continued)
Menu Item
Description