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Table 76. NAT Firewall Requirements to Support IPsec Rules
Source Protocol Port Destination Notes
Security server ISAKMP UDP 500 View Connection
Server
Security servers use UDP port 500 to
initiate IPsec security negotiation.
Security server NAT-T
ISAKMP
UDP 4500 View Connection
Server
Security servers use UDP port 4500 to
traverse NATs and negotiate IPsec
security.
Reinstall View Connection Server with a Backup Configuration
In certain situations, you might have to reinstall the current version of a View Connection Server instance
and restore the existing View conguration by importing a backup LDIF le that contains the View LDAP
conguration data.
For example, as part of a business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR) plan, you might want to have a
procedure ready to implement in case a datacenter stops functioning. The rst step in such a plan is to
ensure that the View LDAP conguration is backed up in another location. A second step is to install View
Connection Server in the new location and import the backup conguration, as described in this procedure.
You might also use this procedure when you set up a second datacenter with the existing View
conguration. Or you might use it if your View deployment contains only a single View Connection Server
instance, and a problem occurs with that server.
You do not have to follow this procedure if you have multiple View Connection Server instances in a
replicated group, and a single instance goes down. You can simply reinstall View Connection Server as a
replicated instance. During the installation, you provide connection information to another View
Connection Server instance, and View restores the View LDAP conguration from the other instance.
Prerequisites
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Verify that the View LDAP conguration was backed up to an encrypted LDIF le.
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Familiarize yourself with restoring a View LDAP conguration from an LDIF backup le by using the
vdmimport command.
See "Backing Up and Restoring View Conguration Data" in the ViewAdministration document.
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Familiarize yourself with the steps for installing a new View Connection Server instance. See “Install
View Connection Server with a New Conguration,” on page 51.
Procedure
1 Install View Connection Server with a new conguration.
2 Decrypt the encrypted LDIF le.
For example:
vdmimport -d -p mypassword
-f MyEncryptedexport.LDF > MyDecryptedexport.LDF
3 Import the decrypted LDIF le to restore the View LDAP conguration.
For example:
vdmimport -f MyDecryptedexport.LDF
N At this stage, the View conguration is not yet accessible. Clients cannot access View Connection
Server or connect to their desktops.
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