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For details on using the command line to conﬁgure initial network settings, see Access Gateway 4.6 Standard Edition

documentation in the eDocs archive.

You can use the XenCenter serial console to set the IP address and subnet of the network adapter that is called eth0, as

well as the IP address of the default gateway device. For Access Gateway VPX 4.6, you use the Administration Tool to

conﬁgure all other settings. You can also use the XenCenter console to test a connection by using the PING command.

Access Gateway VPX requires two network interfaces— one for the public (Internet) network and the second for the

internal network. For Access Gateway VPX 4.6, you cannot conﬁgure more than two network interfaces.

Access Gateway VPX 4.6 and 5.0 supports both one-arm and two-arm modes:

One-arm mode uses one virtual network interface for inbound and outbound connections. In one-arm mode, a single IP

address is assigned to Access Gateway. The default configuration of Access Gateway is one-arm mode.

Two-arm mode uses two virtual network interfaces, one for external and one for internal connections. In two-arm

mode, two IP addresses are assigned to Access Gateway— one for the external interface and one for the internal

interface.

Category	Gateway
Throughput	Varies by model
SSL Transactions per Second	Varies by model
Concurrent Users	Varies by model
SSL Throughput	Varies by model
Compression Throughput	Varies by model
Max SSL Transactions Per Second	Varies by model
Max Concurrent Connections	Varies by model
Redundancy	Yes (HA configurations available)

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