5.1

Edit Client Configuration
You can change the way the SSL VPN client tunnel responds when the remote user logs in to SSL VPN.
Procedure
1 In the vSphere Client, select Inventory > Hosts & Clusters.
2 Select a datacenter resource from the inventory panel.
3 Click the Network Virtualization tab.
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 Click Client Configuration.
The Change Client Configuration dialog box opens.
9 Select the Tunneling Mode.
In split tunnel mode, only the VPN flows through the vShield Edge gateway. In full tunnel, the vShield
Edge gateway becomes the remote user's default gateway and all traffic (VPN, local, and internet) flows
through this gateway.
10 If you selected the full tunnel mode:
a Select Exclude local subnets to exclude local traffic from flowing through the VPN tunnel.
b Type the IP address for the default gateway of the remote user's system.
11 Select Enable auto reconnect if you would like the remote user to automatically reconnect to the SSL VPN
client after getting disconnected.
12 Select Start on login if you want the SSL Client login screen to be displayed as soon as the remote user
logs in to his computer.
13 Select Client upgrade notification for the remote user to get a notification when an upgrade for the client
is available. The remote user can then choose to install the upgrade.
14 Click OK.
Working with Login and Logoff Scripts
You can bind a login or logoff script to the vShield Edge gateway.
Add a Script
You can add multiple login or logoff scripts. For example, you can bind a login script for starting Internet
Explorer with gmail.com. When the remote user logs in to the SSL client, Internet Explorer opens up gmail.com.
Procedure
1 In the vSphere Client, select Inventory > Hosts & Clusters.
2 Select a datacenter resource from the inventory panel.
3 Click the Network Virtualization tab.
4 Click the Edges link.
5 Double-click a vShield Edge instance.
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