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NetIQ Access Manager 4.0

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Below you will find brief information for SSL VPN Access Manager 4.0. SSL VPN Access Manager 4.0 is a secure way to access corporate resources from a remote location. It uses a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) with a virtual private connection (VPN). It is a clientless solution, so you don't need to install or configure a VPN client on your desktop or laptop. This gives you the flexibility to access the corporate resources from a laptop, a home computer, or a Web browsing kiosk.

Key Features

Secure access to corporate resources
Clientless solution
Flexible access from various devices
Kiosk Mode for public computers
Enterprise Mode for managed devices
Supports published Citrix applications

Pages: 60 NetIQ Access Manager 4.0 User Guide

Brand: NetIQ Category: VPN security equipment Size: 916 KB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

How do I access the SSL VPN in Kiosk Mode?

To access the SSL VPN in Kiosk Mode, use the following URL: https://<dns_name>/sslvpn/login. Replace <dns_name> with the DNS name of your SSL VPN server. Then, specify your username and password, and click Login. Click Yes to accept and download the signed ActiveX control or Java applet. Select Kiosk Mode (Current) or Kiosk Mode (Always) and click OK.

How do I access the SSL VPN in Enterprise Mode?

To access the SSL VPN in Enterprise Mode, you must be an admin or root user, or have the administrative or root user access. Log in to the SSL VPN server by using the following URL: https://<dns_name>/sslvpn/login. Replace <dns_name> with the DNS name of your SSL VPN server. Specify your username and password, then click Login. Click Yes to accept and download the signed applet components. You can also connect as a non-admin or non-root user, but you will need to know the credentials of the administrator or root user. Log in using the administrator or root user credentials, and then select Enterprise mode login in the dialog box that appears.

How do I enable the Sudo command for standard users in the Mac OS?

The Sudo command is not enabled by default for standard users in the Mac OS. To enable the command, open /etc/sudoers and add the following lines: Defaults targetpw ALL ALL=(ALL) ALL Save and close the file.