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Auto-Launch
This setting determines whether a user logging in to the Barracuda
SSL VPN will automatically launch the Network Connector. This does
not affect the ability of the stand-alone version of the Network
Connector from also running with this particular client configuration.
Server Interface The server interface identifies the network information that this client
configuration is associated with. This should match the server
interface that caused the creation of this client configuration.
Static IP Address This field should only be used when you expect only one remote user
to connect using this configuration. If there is a value specified here,
then the remote system that is connecting via the Network Connector
will always be assigned this IP address, regardless of any DHCP
range that is set in the associated server interface.
Authentication Type If you wish to change the authentication type for the user of this client
configuration, then select the desired method here.
Up- and Down Commands
Up commands are executed from a temporary script file created by the Barracuda SSL VPN when a remote client connects with the Network
Connector. This script can be used to create the needed static routes when the Barracuda SSL VPN is installed in a DMZ. For more information,
see How to Create a Static Route .
Down commands are executed when the remote client disconnects, usually to remove settings added by the up commands.
Command Description
Up In the area, y Up Commands ou can enter any command that is
These can range from initializing executable from a script file.
environment variables, to adding network printers and mapping of
network drives.
Example 1: Up command to publish a route:
Windows clients:
route add 192.168.50.0 mask
255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1
Linux/Mac clients:
route add -net 192.168.50.0
netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 192.168.1.1
Example 2: Up command for Mac clients (xx.xx.xx.xx and
example.com are the DNS server IP and DNS suffix):
#!/bin/bash -x
mkdir -p /etc/resolver
echo "nameserver xx.xx.xx.xx" >
/etc/resolver/example.com killall
lookupd exit 0