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VPN Client User Guide for Windows, Release 4.0
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Table of ContentsIndexNumerics A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z IndexNumericswireless LANs 5-14 Aaccessing local LAN 4-8 adapter card for network 2-2 backup servers 4-9 connection entry 4-2 VPN device 4-3 Administrator privileges 2-1 AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) 1-7 aggressive mode 1-6 data compression 1-7 encryption 1-7 Application Launcher 7-2 Are You There see AYT firewall policy algorithms 1-6 Entrust 4-5 extended 1-7 connection status 5-21 internal server 5-5 methods 5-4 mode 1-7 dialog box 5-5 domain name 5-6 password 5-6 username 5-6 RADIUS 5-5 next cardcode 5-9 passcode 5-7 PIN 5-7 username 5-7 SecurID 5-6 smart card 5-12 SoftID 5-6 authenticating 5-16 changing option values 5-18 connection failures 5-20 connection profile 5-15 disabling while suspended 5-19 disconnecting 5-18 managing 7-6 restarting 5-19 resuming 5-17 retry interval 7-6 suspending 5-17 using 5-14 Automatic VPN Initiation option 7-6 AYT (Are You There) firewall policy 5-24 AYT firewall policy 5-24, 5-25 Badding 4-9 disabling 4-11 enabling 4-9 removing 4-10 Baltimore Technologies 5-9 base 64 encoded file type 6-6 binary encoded file type 6-6 Cconnection 1-2 CA certificates 6-3 Centralized Protection Policy (CPP) firewall policy 5-24 Centralized Protection Policy see CPP firewall policy changing password 6-13 completing enrollment form 6-3 connecting 5-9 deleting 6-13 file types 6-6 PKI 5-10 with CA 6-3 Entrust 4-5 expiring 5-10 exporting 6-14 importing 6-10 managing 6-8 peer 1-5 stores 6-2 verifying 6-12 viewing 6-9 CA certificates tab 6-3 certificate 2-2 supported 5-9 overview 6-1 certificate password 6-13 password on an enrollment request 6-17 Cisco certificate store 6-2 classes that generate events 7-12 clearing events display 7-14 Client IP address in connection status 5-21 closing the VPN Client 5-29 common name in certificate enrollment 6-4 company in certificate enrollment 6-4 completing an enrollment request 6-18 LZS compression 5-22 before logon 7-4 via Dial-Up Networking 4-11 to the internet via Dial-Up Networking 5-3 with certificate 5-1 LAN 1-2 direct 2-2 packets bypassed 5-22 packets decrypted 5-22 packets discarded 5-22 packets encrypted 5-22 resetting 5-29 local LAN routes list 5-23 secure associations 5-23 transparent tunneling 5-22 viewing 5-20 technologies 1-2 creating 4-2 preconfigured 4-1 profile 4-2 connection types 1-2 copyrights and licenses 1 country code in certificate enrollment 6-4 CPP firewall policy 5-24, 5-26 connection entry 4-2 Dformats xii data compression 1-7 certificate 6-13 enrollment request 6-17 department in certificate enrollment 6-4 DHCP request 1-4 stateful firewall always on 7-2 closing before uninstall 7-18 dial-up modem 1-2 disabling 4-12 enabling 4-12 icon on taskbar 5-4 phonebook entries 4-12 third party 4-12 User Information dialog box 5-3 Diffie-Hellman groups 1-7 direct network connection 2-2 application launch before startup 7-5 automatic disconnect when logging off Windows NT 7-5 backup servers 4-11 Dial-Up Networking 4-12 local LAN access 4-8 third party dial-up 4-12 automatic 7-5 private network 5-29 help 3-12 software version 3-12 DNS server 1-4 cautions xii notes xii certificate enrollment 6-4 NT Domain authentication 5-6 adjusting peer time out 4-9 connection technology 1-2 DUN phonebook entries 4-12 Ee-mail address in certificate enrollment 6-4 auto initiation 7-6 backup servers 4-9 local LAN access 4-8 logging on to Microsoft Network 4-6 start before logon 7-4 stateful firewall 7-1 transparent tunneling 4-7 connection status 5-21 encryption algorithm 1-7 certificates 6-3 file request 6-6 in a PKI 5-10 changing password 6-17 completing 6-18 deleting 6-17 form 6-3 managing 6-15 pasting 6-6 viewing 6-16 configuring 4-5 connecting with 5-10 using with start before logon 5-12 Technologies 5-9 Erase User Password option 5-5 transparent tunneling 4-7 stateful firewall always on 7-2 connecting with 5-12 classes 7-12 setting logging levels 7-11 severity levels 7-12 viewing and managing 7-7 exiting the VPN Client 5-29 exporting a certificate 6-14 extended authentication 1-7 Fdisplaying help 3-12 IPSec 1-6 program 1-3 VPN Client 1-2 file types for certificate enrollment 6-6 events 7-11 firewalls 5-26 firewalls 5-27 AYT policy 5-24 AYT tab 5-25 Client/Server policy 5-24, 5-28 configured on concentrator 5-24 CPP 5-24 CPP firewall policy 5-26 filtering 5-26 ICMP protocol 5-27 listed on Firewall tab 5-24 matching 7-15 notifications 7-15 policies 5-24 policy listed 5-24 rules 5-26 stateful 7-1 status 5-25 status screen 5-24 tab on status screen 5-24 TCP protocol 5-27 UDP protocol 5-27 data xii Gclasses 7-12 Hhard disk space requirement 2-2 displaying 3-12 F1 key 3-12 from program menu 3-12 VPN device 4-3 IIANA protocol numbers 5-27 firewalls 5-27 Dial-Up Networking 5-4 viewing when connected 5-14 IKE keepalives 1-6 IKE protocol 1-2 certificate file 6-10 inactivity timeout (Entrust) 5-10 media requirements 2-2 InstallShield 2-3 MSI 2-4 process 2-1 interface card for network 2-2 authentication 5-5 connecting via Dial-Up Networking 4-11, 5-3 Internet Key Management protocol platform devices supported x certificate enrollment 6-4 server 5-21 VPN device 4-3 attributes 1-6 features 1-6 over TCP 4-8 over UDP 4-8 protocol 1-2 connection status 5-22 connection technology 1-2 modem 5-3 password 5-4 username 5-4 Kkeepalives 1-6 LLAN connection 1-2 launching an application 7-2, 7-5 licenses and copyrights 1 connection status 5-23 clearing 7-14 saving 7-13 searching 7-13 filtering events 7-11 logging levels 7-11 LZS compression 5-22 Mmain mode 1-6 MSI 2-7 main VPN Client window 3-3 auto initiation 7-6 enrollment request 6-15 event log 7-7 matching firewall configurations 7-15 connection entries 3-5 main 3-4 Certificate Services 5-10 certificate store 6-2 Windows 2000 5-10 installing VPN Client 2-4 aggressive 1-6 authentication 1-7 configuration 1-7 tunnel encapsulation 1-7 dial-up 1-2 ISDN 5-3 requirement 2-2 MSI 2-4 installation 2-4 maintenance dialog 2-7 repair dialog 2-7 MTU size 1-3 NNAT 4-7 NAT Transparency 1-3 adapter or interface card 2-2 direct 2-2 Network Address Translation 4-7 firewall 7-15 upgrade 7-15 VPN device 7-14 NT Domain authentication 5-5 domain name 5-6 password 5-6 username 5-6 logon 7-4 OApplication Launcher 7-2 auto disconnect 7-5 Automatic VPN Initiation 7-6 start before logon 7-4 Stateful Firewall (Always on) 7-1 Logon Properties 7-3 Options menu 4-7 organizational unit in certificate enrollment 6-4 organization of this manual ix Pbypassed 5-22 decrypted 5-22 discarded 5-22 encrypted 5-22 RSA authentication 5-7 changing 6-17 erasing 5-5 expiration 5-6 internal server authentication 5-5 invalid 5-5 ISP logon 5-4 NT Domain authentication 5-6 personal certificate 6-13 private key 5-1 RADIUS authentication 5-5 saving 5-5 PAT 4-7 peer certificate 1-5 adjusting 4-9 personal firewall see firewalls DUN 4-12 RSA authentication 5-7 PKCS10 format 6-6 Port Address Translation 4-7 connection technology 1-2 preconfigured connection entry 4-1 private key password 5-1 disconnecting 5-29 installing VPN Client 2-1 connection entry 4-2 Entrust 4-5 roaming 7-6 program features 1-3 protocol 1-2 Protocol 50 (ESP) traffic 4-7 protocol numbers 5-27 ESP 4-7 ICMP 5-27 IKE 1-2 Qquitting the VPN Client 5-29 Rpassword 5-5 procedure 5-5 username 5-5 RAM requirements 2-2 closing before uninstall 7-18 backup servers 4-10 InstallShield 7-18 MSI 2-7 system 2-1 resetting connection statistics 5-29 restarting your computer after installation 2-4 auto initiation 7-6 roaming profiles 7-6 authentication 5-6 Next Cardcode 5-9 passcode 5-6 PIN 5-7 firewalls 5-26 SSave Password option 5-5 saving a log file 7-13 SCEP (Cisco store) 6-2 searching log file 7-13 secure associations 5-23 address 4-3 notifications to client 7-14 SecurID authentication 5-6 connection status 5-21 setting logging levels 7-11 Severity levels in events 7-12 Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol connecting with 5-12 configuring 4-5 products supported 4-5 SoftID authentication 5-6 software license agreement 1 launching from VPN Dialer 7-2 split tunneling 1-6 configuring 7-4 using with Entrust SignOn 5-12 connecting to private network 4-2, 5-2 always on 7-1 DHCP traffic 7-2 transparent tunneling 4-7 state in certificate enrollment 6-4 local LAN routes 5-23 firewall 5-25 stopping the VPN Dialer 5-29 certificate 6-2 system requirements 2-1 TTCP/IP requirement 2-2 firewalls 5-27 transparent tunneling 4-7 third party dial-up program 4-12 transparent tunneling 1-6 enabling 4-7 stateful firewall 4-7 definition 1-2 negotiation 5-4 transparent 4-7 encapsulation mode 1-7 protocol 1-3 split 1-6 Ufirewalls 5-27 transparent tunneling 4-7 UniCERT 5-9 InstallShield 7-18 upgrade notification 7-15 using InstallShield 7-16 using MSI 7-17 user authentication 1-3, 1-5, 5-4 internal server authentication 5-5 ISP logon 5-4 NT Domain authentication 5-6 RADIUS authentication 5-5 RSA authentication 5-7 Vverifying a certificate 6-12 displaying 3-12 certificate 6-9 connection status 5-20 enrollment request 6-16 defined 1-1 defined 1-1 applications 1-1 event log 7-7 features 1-2 installing 2-1 menus 3-4 version 3-12 window 3-3 removing 2-7 authentication using internal server 5-5 backup 4-9 Cisco 1-1 DPD 4-9 hostname 4-3 IP address 4-3 notifications 7-14 closing 5-29 main dialog box 4-2 WNT logon properties 7-3 platforms requirement 2-1 auto initiation 5-14 XX.509 DER file 6-6 XAUTH (extended authentication) 1-7 ZZone Labs Integrity 5-24, 5-28
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