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Managing, Monitoring, and Maintaining the FirePass Server
FirePass
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Server Administrator Guide 5 - 5
Configuring host names
Fully-qualified domain name
To add or change the server’s fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) and add
other static host names, navigate to Server/Maintenance/Network
Configuration and click the Hosts link at the top of the page.
Enter the FQDN.
WARNING
Warning: The FQDN must match the server certificate that is installed on
the server. If you change the name, you must replace the certificate, and
conversely. For more information, see Setting up certificates, on page 3-29.
Static host names
You can also use this screen enter to add, edit, and delete static host names.
If a local host name cannot be resolved using a DNS server, enter the host
name’s IP address and host name in the Add New Static Hostname section.
Click the Add New Hostname button to add the local host name to the list
in the Static HostNames section.
Static host names are stored in a local table, and are used only when you
need to augment or override your Domain Name Server. FirePass uses the
local table to locate an IP Address for a domain name, before consulting the
DNS.
Configuring services
Your server provides four distinct classes of operations:
• User login and functionality
• Administrator login and functionality
• Communication with Desktop Agents
• Synchronization among clusters and failover pairs
These can be configured to use different rules and different ports, although
they may also share rules and ports. A service consists of any distinct
combination of rules, functionality, and IP Address/port assignment.
This screen allows you to configure services.
Note that:
• You must have at least one service configured to allow Administrator
access.
• You must have at least one service configured to allow User access.