Nortel Networks NN46120-104 - Manual (Page 42)

42 Initial Setup
Installing an NVG in a New Cluster
When you are installing a VPN Gateway as the first (or only) member
in a new cluster, you can either create a one-armed or a two-armed
configuration.
Setting Up a One-Armed Configuration
In a one-armed configuration, only one interface is configured. It is used
as both the public (traffic) and the private (management) interface. See
figure on
“Two-Armed Configuration” (page 39) .
Step Action
1 Choose new from the Setup menu.
[Setup Menu]
join - Join an existing iSD cluster
new - Initialize iSD as a new installation
boot - Boot menu
info - Information menu
exit - Exit [global command, always
available]
>> Setup# new
Setup will guide you through the initial configuration.
2 Specify the port you want to use for network connectivity.
Enter port number for the management interface [1-4]: 1
This port will be assigned to Interface 1. As you are currently
configuring a one-armed setup, this interface will be used for
both private traffic (for example, SSL VPN management and
connections to intranet resources) and public traffic (for example,
client connections from the Internet).
3 Specify the current host IP address of the VPN Gateway.
Enter IP address for this machine (on management
interface): <IP address>
This IP address must be unique on your network and be within
the same network address range as the Management IP
address. The host IP address will be assigned to Interface 1.
Nortel VPN Gateway
User Guide
NN46120-104 02.01 Standard
14 April 2008
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