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30 Chapter 2 Customizing the client
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Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) support is intended to be transparent to the
end user. However, there are setup.ini settings that allow you to produce custom
clients with modified AES support.
Contivity VPN Client AES support is enabled by default. To disable it, use a
setup.ini setting that has a corresponding registry setting. This setting appears
under the [Options] portion of the setup.ini file:
[Options]
AesDisabled=1
The setup.ini variable maps directly to a new registry key:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Nortel Networks\Extranet Access
Client] “AesDisabled”= dword:00000001
The Contivity VPN Client uses the registry settings for its runtime decisions. If
the key is not present, the default (AES enabled) is assumed.
The AES settings cannot be modified through the GUI. AES is visible to the end
user only in the Status window, where the Security and IKE fields display the
appropriate AES information when an AES connection is established.
Configuring client profiles
To preconfigure the client with profiles, including information such as the
authentication type and destination, you must distribute a baynet.tbk file that
contains the custom installation files. If you use the client to create user profiles, a
baynet.tbk file is automatically created in your installation directory and you can
distribute it to your users. Simply edit the file to remove the user name reference
so that a user can enter his own user name before adding it to the custom install.
Note: You must save a new baynet.tbk file in text document format. If
the file is saved in RTF or in Word document format, the client will not
recognize some of the formatting and as a result, the users will not be
defined in the client.