Symantec 4400 Series, Installation Manual

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29 Appliance setup and initial system configuration
Configuring your Clientless VPN Gateway appliance
Configuring your Clientless VPN Gateway appliance
After you have successfully connected to the Clientless VPN Gateway appliance,
the system displays the SGMI. For more detailed instructions about how to
configure the Clientless VPN Gateway see the Symantec Clientless VPN Gateway
4400 Series Administrator’s Guide .
Locking front LCD panel controls
Locking the appliance front LCD panel controls provides additional security
against personnel who should not have access privileges. You can lock the front
panel controls with the SGMI.
To lock the front LCD panel controls
1 On the SGMI, on the Server tab, in the left pane, select Network Access.
2 In the right pane under, select Access Methods, next to LCD, check OFF, to
lock the front LCD panel controls.
Unlocking the front LCD panel controls
You can unlock the LCD panel and associated navigation buttons with your
admin password, but it locks again after 60 seconds of inactivity. To unlock the
front LCD panel controls for a longer period of time, you must use the SGMI.
To unlock the front LCD panel controls
1 On the SGMI, on the Server tab, in the left pane, select Network Access.
2 In the right pane, under Select Access Methods, next to LCD, check ON, to
unlock the front LCD panel controls.
Using the command-line interface (CLI)
You can access the Command-line interface (CLI) using any standard terminal
program, such as HyperTerminal on Windows or tip on Unix, and connecting to
the serial console port on the back panel of the appliance. You can also access
the CLI from an SSH client.
To setup HyperTerminal to communicate with the CLI
1 On your computer, on the connection’s Properties Settings tab, on the ASCII
setup, clear “echo typed characters locally”.
2
Make sure your COM1 Properties settings are correct.