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4 Click the Edges link.
5 Double-click a vShield Edge instance.
6 Click the VPN tab.
7 Click the SSL VPN-Plus tab.
8 In the Configure panel, click Installation Package.
9
Click the Add ( ) icon.
The Add Installation Package dialog box opens.
10 Type a profile name for the installation package.
11 In Gateway, type the IP address or FQDN of the public interface of vShield Edge.
This IP address or FQDN is binded to the SSL client. When the client is installed, this IP address or FQDN
is displayed on the SSL client.
12 Type the port number that you specified in the server settings for SSL VPN-Plus. See “Add SSL VPN-Plus
Server Settings,” on page 112.
13 (Optional) To bind additional vShield Edge uplink interfaces to the SSL client,
a
Click the Add ( ) icon.
b Type the IP address and port number.
c Click OK.
14 The installation package is created for Windows operating system by default. Select Linux or Mac to create
an installation package for Linux or Mac operating systems as well.
15 (Optional) Enter a description for the installation package.
16 Select Enable to display the installation package on the Installation Package page.
17 Select the following options as appropriate.
Option Description
Start client on logon
The SSL VPN client is started when the remote user logs on to his system.
Allow remember password
Enables the option
Enable silent mode installation
Hides installation commands from remote user.
Hide SSL client network adapter
Hides the VMware SSL VPN-Plus Adapter, which is installed on the remote
user's computer along with the SSL VPN installation package.
Hide client system tray icon
Hides the SSL VPN tray icon which indicates whether the VPN connection
is active or not.
Create desktop icon
Creates an icon to invoke the SSL client on the user's desktop.
Enable silent mode operation
Hides the pop-up that indicates that installation is complete.
Server security certificate validation
The SSL VPN client validates the SSL VPN server certificate before
establishing the secure connection.
18 Click OK.
What to do next
Add user credentials for the remote user
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