Specifications

How to Create a Static Route

Advanced Network Connector

Client Configuration

Using the Network Connector with

Microsoft Windows

Using the Network Connector with

Linux

Using the Network Connector with

Mac OS X

Configuring a New Network

Log into the . SSL VPN web interface

Navigate to the page.RESOURCES > Network Connector

Click to bring up the page.Configure Network Create Network Configuration

In the section, configure the network information that will apply to your remote usersServer Information :

In the and fields, enter the first and last IP addresses of a DHCP range that can be assigned toIP Address Range Start End

remote systems. All Network Connector IP addresses will be assigned from a DHCP range that is derived from this information.

To prevent IP conflicts, the specified range must NOT be a part of any other existing DHCP range.

If you want your remote users to default to using a different domain name and DNS server, enter your desired values for Domain

.Name and Primary DNS Server

From the area, select the policies that contain the users who should be allowed access to this Network ConnectorAvailable Policies

configuration and click to add them to the .Add >> Selected Policies

Click when you are done. Save

This will create a LAN entry in the section, and a corresponding LAN client entry in the section. As soonServer Interfaces Client Configurations

as a server interface is created, you can customize the configuration according to your requirements:

You can create (or copy) and configure your client settings as required. For more information, see Advanced Network Connector Client

.Configuration

How to Create a Static Route

If the Barracuda SSL VPN is installed in a DMZ, you must create a static route on the

client systems so that they can reach the main LAN. To introduce the static route,

complete the following steps:

Step 1. Configure the Client

Step 2. Configure the Static Route

Option 1: Publish the Static Route

Option 2: Configure an for the Static RouteUp Command

Network Connector

How to Configure the Network

Connector

Step 1. Configure the Client

Configure the client as described in Advanced Network Connector Client Configuration. At this point the client will only be

able to route through to other systems within the DMZ. Before creating a static route on the client systems,

determine the default gateway address that the Barracuda SSL VPN uses. This gateway should be able to

route to the main LAN from the DMZ. To create a route to the clients to tell them how to get to the main LAN, there are two

alternatives:

The default values are derived from the values already assigned to the Barracuda SSL VPN. The domain name

configured here will be used whenever a requested system is identified only by its system name without the domain

portion (i.e., not as an FQDN), and the primary DNS server will be used to resolve all supplied hostnames.