Configuring VPN
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e. Click Apply.
Adding new users from Active Directory / RADIUS
You can use the Active Directory or RADIUS servers to automatically populate your
users and groups.
See
"Configuring Remote Access Authentication Servers" on page328
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To see a table of the defined authentication servers, go to VPN > Remote Access >
Authentication Servers.
Configuring an existing local user
a. Click the username in the table and click Edit.
You can also double-click the username.
b. Select Remote Access permissions.
c. Click OK.
Configuring the permissions for existing local users / user groups
a. Click Edit permissions.
b. At the top, click the applicable filter:
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Click Users to see the locally configured users.
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Click Active Directory to see the user groups configured on an Active
Directory server.
c. In the left column, select the checkbox near the applicable usernames / user
groups.
d. Click Apply.
3.
Monitor Remote Access VPN
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To see the currently connected Remote Users, go to VPN >Remote Access >
Connected Remote Users.
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To see the current Remote Access VPN tunnels, go to Logs &Monitoring
>Status >VPN Tunnels.
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To see the traffic from the currently connected Remote Access VPN users, go to
Logs &Monitoring >Logs >Security Logs (on the VPN> Remote Access
>Blade Control page, you must select Log traffic from Remote Access users).