3. Configuring Your Server
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The following steps show you how to enable or disable FIPS mode from the System Console.
To disable or enable FIPS mode:
1.
Log in to the System Console.
For more information, see
Logging in to the System Console of Your Server and Changing
the Default Password
.
2.
Enter
m
for more options.
3.
Enter
A
for Advanced Options.
4.
Enter
1
to disable FIPS-mode.
This setting toggles between disable and enable states.
5.
Enter
y
to verify disabling (or enabling) the FIPS-mode change.
6.
Enter
X
to exit Advanced Options.
7.
Enter
14
to reboot system.
When your system comes back online, FIPS is then disabled (or enabled) on your Vidyo
server.
Note
When FIPS is enabled, the SIP tab in the VidyoGateway Admin Portal contains Address and
Port fields. However, when FIPS is disabled, the
SIP
tab contains Address, Port, Username,
Password, and Confirm Password fields. For more information, see
Configuring SIP Settings
.
Managing Network Routes
Static routes are used in deployments where Vidyo servers are in a DMZ between two segregated
firewalls with no route for either internal or external traffic. Network Routes are also used when the
Management Interface is enabled and you want to route traffic across that network.
Note
Vidyo recommends this feature not replace adding proper network router to your DMZ to
handle the proper subnet routes. Static route setup can lead to security vulnerabilities and
should only be configured by advanced network administrators. Vidyo is not responsible for
any possible security risk resulting from static route configurations.
Currently, you can only add a static route for one host at a time. Adding static routes for a
range of IP addresses (or subnet) is not supported at this time.
To manage network routes:
1.
Log in to the System Console.
For more information, see
Logging in to the System Console of Your Server and Changing
the Default Password
.
