Quick Start Installation and Setup Guide

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2 This guide describes the basic steps to create a Corente Virtual Services Gateway configuration, install the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software, and activate your first Corente Virtual Services Gateway to begin connecting the Locations in your secure Corente network. Use this guide to follow along with an installation assisted by Corente or your Corente Partner. If you are installing a gateway on your own, use this guide to help you get started. NOTE: If you wish to receive on-site installation or phone-assisted installation, contact Corente or your Corente Partner. Initial setup can be completed in just seven simple steps: Step 1: Pre-Setup Checklist 3 Step 2: Register as a Customer 5 Step 3: Select a Server Platform for Your Location Gateway 6 Step 4: Create Your Location Gateway Configuration 7 Step 5: Install the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software 22 Step 6: Download and Install the Configuration File 25 Step 7: Build Your Corente Network 30 Additional Support 31 For detailed technical information and more comprehensive installation instructions, consult the I Corente Services Planning, IIA Corente Virtual Services Gateway Hardware Preparation and Deployment, and IIB Corente Services Policy Definition & Provisioning guides. These and other Corente manuals are available on Now turn the page and get ready to begin your installation. Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 2 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

3 Step 1: Pre-Setup Checklist Before you get started, check that you have the necessary tools to ensure a smooth and effortless installation. A Corente-compatible server OR a pre-installed Corente Virtual Services Gateway for each Location in your secure Corente network (see Step 3) A monitor & keyboard connected to the Corente Virtual Services Gateway (see Step 6) Access to the Internet at each Location in your secure Corente network A computer with 256MB memory, Oracle's Java Web Start, and version 1.5.0_10 or later of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) for administration of your Corente Application Network. Note that version of the JRE may not be compatible with older versions of Linux. If your OS does not support or does not appear to be compatible, you must manually download an earlier version (1.5.0_10 or 1.5.0_11) A formatted floppy disk or portable USB flash drive on which to download the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Configuration File (optional) A portable USB flash drive in the FAT format with 1 GB or more free space for USB Flash Drive Installation OR a CD for CD Installation (see Step 6) Your Administration login ID/password (obtained when you register) Firewall Changes If you have a Firewall at a Location that will operate in front of your Corente Virtual Services Gateway, then you must check the following: Configure mandatory outbound settings on your firewall: Permit traffic from Corente Virtual Services Gateway IP address to TCP port 80 of ANY IP address (for installation via HTTP) Permit traffic from Corente Virtual Services Gateway IP address to UDP Port 53 of ANY IP address (for name resolution of the Corente SCP via DNS) Permit TCP traffic from Source Port of Corente Virtual Services Gateway IP address to TCP Destination Port 551 for ANY IP address (the Corente Service Port) Permit UDP traffic from Source Port 551 of Corente Virtual Services Gateway IP address to UDP Destination Port 551 ANY IP address (the Corente Service Port) Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 3 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

4 Configure mandatory inbound settings on your firewall: Permit TCP Source Port from ANY IP address to TCP Destination Port 551 of Corente Virtual Services Gateway IP address (the Corente Service Port) Permit UDP Source Port 551 from ANY IP address to UDP Destination Port 551 of Corente Virtual Services Gateway IP address (the Corente Service Port) Router Changes If you have one or more routers on the network at your Location, then you must check the following: Add or modify routers to forward UDP broadcast packets to the Corente Virtual Services Gateway if you have multiple subnets in your network participating in the Corente network; OR turn on RIPv2, OSPF, and/or BGP on your routers if you plan to use RIPv2, OSPF, and/or BGP for automatic Corente network routing Add or modify static routes to ensure that Corente network traffic is routed properly if you do not intend to configure the Corente Virtual Services Gateway as the default gateway on the network Peer Corente Virtual Services Gateways: Route traffic from the machines on the LAN to the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Backhaul Clients: If you plan to configure your Corente Virtual Services Gateway as a backhaul client, configure routers to send all outgoing Internet packets to the gateway Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 4 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

5 Step 2: Register as a Customer NOTE: Existing customers who have already registered should bypass this step. Point & VPN Services Before you can install the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software, you must register as a customer. Registration captures your customer contact information, billing address, domain name, service preferences, and login ID/password. This information will be used for administration and technical support. You can register with a Corente Partner or directly with Corente by calling us toll free at STOP! You must have the following information before continuing with the installation process: Administration Login ID and Password Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 5 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

6 Step 3: Select a Server Platform for Your Location Gateway Once you ve registered, you ll need to select the type of servers you ll be using for your Corente Virtual Services Gateways. At least one Location gateway is required at each site that you want to connect for your Corente network. Your options include: Purchase a pre-configured & certified Corente Virtual Services Gateway directly from Corente The Location gateway that you select is shipped to your doorstep, ready to use as your Corente Virtual Services Gateway. Contact your Corente Partner, or contact Corente directly at if you are interested in this option. This option is available in the US and Canada only. Purchase a server locally or use an existing server If you intend to supply your own computer as a Corente Virtual Services Gateway, you ll need to purchase a server that meets the minimum requirements. You can view the minimum requirements in the document Corente Virtual Services Gateway Hardware Options, which is available on the Corente website at STOP! You must have the following equipment before continuing with the installation process: A pre-configured Location gateway purchased from Corente or a server that is compatible with the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software for each Location Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 6 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

7 Step 4: Create Your Location Gateway Configuration In this step, you will create a Location-specific configuration file for a Corente Virtual Services Gateway. This step and all substeps must be repeated in their entirety for each Corente Virtual Services Gateway that you are adding to your secure Corente network. Step 4A: Login to App Net Manager Lite Launch the web browser on a computer that meets the requirements for Corente network administration (see Step 1) and access the Administration Homepage at Figure 1: Corente Administration Homepage If you do not yet have an active Location in your Corente network, click the hyperlink for App Net Manager Lite. App Net Manager Lite will not allow you to enable more than the basic Location Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 7 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

8 gateway options; however, you can add additional functionality to your gateway once it has been activated. If you already have an active Location gateway, click the hyperlink for App Net Manager. After the first Location gateway has been activated in your Corente network, all administrative activities must take place across a secure tunnel using App Net Manager. After clicking the appropriate hyperlink, you will login as an administrator using the login ID and password that you selected when you registered for Corente in Step 2. Once you have logged in, access the File menu at the top of the interface, highlight Wizards, and select Location. Figure 2: App Net Manager Lite NOTE: You can change maps later in App Net Manager by right-clicking anywhere on the map, highlighting View in the menu that appears, and then highlighting Set background. There are six worldwide maps from which to choose. Step 4B: Location Wizard Selecting Location Wizard from the File menu launches the Location Wizard, which takes you step by step through the process of creating a Location gateway with basic functionality. The steps in this wizard are as follows: Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 8 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

9 4B-1. Location Name: Enter the alphanumeric identifier for the Location gateway that you are creating. Figure 3: Location Name Add Location Wizard 4B-2. Physical Location: Enter the address and time zone of the physical location of this Location gateway. Figure 4: Physical Location Add Location Wizard 4B-3. Automatic Reboot: Select your automatic reboot preferences for the Location gateway. Figure 5: Automatic Reboot Location Wizard Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 9 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

10 4B-4. Location Maintenance: Select your maintenance time preferences for the Location gateway. 4B-5. Location Configuration: Choose the appropriate configuration option for your Location gateway and click Next. Figure 6: Location Maintenance Location Wizard A Peer configuration for a Location gateway requires the use of only one Ethernet port. Select Peer Configuration to configure a Peer Location gateway and click Next. Proceed to Step 4B-6. An Inline configuration for a Location gateway requires the use of two Ethernet ports one facing your internal network, and one facing the external network (i.e., the Internet). All traffic between the internal and external network flows through the Location gateway. Select Inline Configuration to configure an Inline Location gateway and click Next. Proceed to Step 4B-7. Figure 7: Location Maintenance Location Configuration Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 10 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

11 4B-6. (Peer Gateway) WAN/LAN Interface Type: Select how the Peer Location gateway s IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway will be assigned. DHCP: Select this option and click Next to allow a DHCP Server to automatically assign an IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway address to this Location gateway. Proceed to Step 4B-6.1. Static: When this option is selected and you click Next, you must manually enter addressing information for the Location gateway s Ethernet interface. Proceed to Step 4B B-6.1. DHCP Client Name: Some ISPs require a particular name be present when a request for a DHCP address is made. If applicable, you may enter that name here and click Next. Figure 8: WAN/LAN Interface Type Location Wizard Proceed to Step 4B-9. Figure 9: DHCP Client Name Location Wizard 4B-6.2. WAN/LAN Interface IP Address: Enter the IP Address and Subnet Mask that you want assigned to the Ethernet interface of the Location gateway. Figure 10: WAN/LAN Interface IP Address Location Wizard Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 11 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

12 4B Add Address Range: If you would like to add the entire subnet on which the IP address of the WAN/LAN Interface of your Location gateway resides to the Default User Group for your Location, click Yes. (You will be able to exclude specific addresses from this range later in this wizard, if you would like.) If not, click No. Figure 11: Add Address Range Location Wizard 4B Internet Gateway IP Address: Enter the IP address of the default Internet gateway that this Location gateway will use. Proceed to Step 4B-10. Figure 12: Internet Gateway IP Address Location Wizard Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 12 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

13 4B-7. (Inline Gateway) WAN Interface Type: Select how the Inline Location gateway's IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway will be assigned to its WAN Interface. DHCP: Select this option and click Next to allow a DHCP Server to automatically assign an IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway address to the WAN interface of this Location gateway. Proceed to Step 4B-7.1. Static: When this option is selected and you click Next, you must manually enter addressing information for this interface. Proceed to Step 4B-7.2. PPOE: Select this option and click Next if your Location gateway will use PPPOE to connect to the Internet. Proceed to Step 4B Figure 13: WAN Interface Type Location Wizard 4B-7.1. DHCP Client Name (optional): Some ISPs require a particular name be present when a request for a DHCP address is made. You may enter that name here and click Next. Proceed to Step 4B-8. Figure 14: DHCP Client Name Location Wizard Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 13 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

14 4B-7.2. WAN Interface IP Address: Enter the IP Address and Subnet Mask that you want assigned to the WAN Interface of the Location gateway. Figure 15: WAN Interface IP Address Location Wizard 4B Internet Gateway IP Address: Enter the IP address of the default Internet gateway that this Location gateway will use. Proceed to Step 4B-8. 4B-7.3. PPOE Settings: Enter the PPPOE User ID, Password, and Confirm Password that your Location gateway will use. Figure 16: Internet Gateway IP Address Location Wizard Proceed to Step 4B-8. Figure 18: PPPoE Settings Location Wizard Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 14 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

15 4B-8. (Inline Gateway) LAN Interface: Provide the IP Address and Subnet Mask for the LAN interface of the Inline Location gateway. 4B-8.1. Add Address Range: If you would like to add the entire subnet on which the IP address of the WAN/LAN Interface of your Location gateway resides to the Default User Group for your Location, click Yes. (You will be able to exclude specific addresses from this range later in this wizard, if you would like.) If not, click No. Figure 19: LAN Interface Location Wizard Figure 20: Add Address Range Location Wizard 4B-9. Get DNS Dynamically: If you selected DHCP for the WAN/LAN Interface or DHCP, Modem, or PPPoE for the WAN Interface of your Location gateway, this screen will be displayed. Select this option if the IP addresses of the DNS server(s) will be provided by a DHCP server when it serves the Location gateway s IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway address. Proceed to Step 4B-11. Figure 21: Get DNS Dynamically Location Wizard Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 15 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

16 4B-10. DNS Server Addresses: If you used a method other than DHCP to assign addressing information to the WAN/LAN Interface or DHCP, Modem, or PPPoE to the WAN Interface of your Location gateway (or when Get DNS Dynamically is not selected), this screen will be displayed. Enter the IP address(es) of your primary (and secondary, if applicable) DNS Servers, as in previous releases. 4B-11. User Group Configuration: User Groups let you identify groups of machines on the local network (computers, servers, printers, etc.) that will be allowed to participate in your Corente network. Figure 22: DNS Server Addresses Location Wizard Read over the instructions on this screen. You will only be allowed to create a Default User Group with this wizard. The Default User Group must contain every IP address on the LAN that will participate in the Corente network. Figure 23: User Group Configuration Location Wizard 4B-12. Firewall Policy: If you would like, you can choose an optional Firewall Policy that will apply to all traffic to and/or from the Default User Group. Firewall Policies are defined and modified with the Firewall feature, available from the Global Intranet Settings category in App Net Manager. You are unable to change the configuration of Firewall Policies or add new ones in App Net Manager Lite. Figure 24: Firewall Policy Location Wizard Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 16 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

17 4B-13. Default User Group Address Ranges: This screen asks you to define User Group address ranges for the Location's Default User Group. You can Edit or Delete any existing address range. To add a new address range, click Add. Figure 25: Default User Group Address Ranges Location Wizard 4B-14. Default User Group Configuration: Choose whether the range you enter in the following screens will be included in the Default User Group or excluded. Include: Select this option to specify a range that will be included in the group and click Next. Proceed to Step 4B Exclude: If there are IP addresses or ranges of addresses within the subnets that you have already Included that you do not want to be in your Default User Group, you can use the Exclude Range option to remove these addresses. Select this option to specify a range that will be excluded in the group and click Next. Proceed to Step 4B Figure 26: Default User Group Configuration Location Wizard Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 17 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

18 4B Include Subnet: On this screen, supply the network address information for the included subnet. Network Address: Enter the first address of the subnet in this field. Subnet Mask: Enter the net mask of the subnet in this field, which will define the range of addresses within this subnet. Broadcast Range: This field will be filled in automatically with the last address in the range, depending on the Network Address and Subnet Mask that you entered. Note: If you enter any ranges that are not on the same subnet as the Location gateway, you must later specify routing information to allow the Location gateway to locate these other subnets. This can be done in App Net Manager, by editing a gateway and clicking on the Routes tab on the form that appears. Alternatively, instead of entering static routes, you can enable RIPv2 or OSPF on your network routers and on the Network tab of the same form in App Net Manager. See the help contents in App Net Manager for more information. Figure 27: Include Subnet Location Wizard 4B Outbound NAT: You must now set the appropriate Outbound NAT settings for this subnet, as described on this screen of the wizard. Proceed to Step 4B-15. Figure 28: NAT Options Location Wizard Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 18 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

19 4B Excluded Range: On this screen, supply the network address information for the addresses you want to exclude: Subnet to Exclude from: Select the subnet that you have specified as an include in your Default User Group from which you want to exclude certain addresses. Start Address: Enter the first address of the range that you would like to be excluded from this subnet. End Address: Enter the last address of the range that you would like to be excluded from this subnet. If the range includes only one address, you do not need to fill in this field. Figure 29: Excluded Range Location Wizard Proceed to Step 4B-15. 4B-15. Default User Group Address Ranges: You will return to this screen when you have defined an include or an exclude for the Default User Group. Define additional address ranges for the group, or Edit or Delete existing ranges. When you have completed the definition of the Default User Group, click Next. Figure 30: Default User Group Address Ranges Location Wizard 4B-16. When you are finished, a Location icon ( ) will appear on the domain map to represent the new Location gateway. To continue installing the new Location gateway in your domain, you must download the Location gateway. Until the icon resembles the Active icon ( ), your Location gateway is not yet ready to connect to the SCP to create secure tunnels to other Locations. Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 19 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

20 Step 4C: Further Functionality The Location Wizard in App Net Manager Lite allows you to create a basic Location gateway with limited functionality. When you have activated this Location gateway and can access the full App Net Manager application, you can edit the Location and use the Location s Location form to provide additional functionality. To edit the Location, right-click on the Location icon on the map and select Edit. Figure 31: Location Form Settings on this form include features that allow you to: Configure multiple User Groups. Specify applications served on your network that this Location gateway can monitor and share with other Locations in your Corente network or in an extranet. Specify servers on the network that can be monitored by the Location gateway. Implement a secure DMZ and/or enable port forwarding for servers on the LAN Enable Corente Client and/or SSL Client access to this Location and configure the settings that the Corente Client and SSL Client partners of this Location will use. Configure traffic failover between this Location gateway and other Location gateways in your Corente network. Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 20 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

21 Configure how this Location gateway can be monitored with SNMP. Select which alarms you would like to be alerted about from this Location gateway and how you would like to receive these alerts. Configure this Location gateway as a monitoring-only device for MPLS networks. At this point, you can repeat Step 4 to create additional Location gateway configurations or continue to the next step. Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 21 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

22 Step 5: Install the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software A new Corente Virtual Services Gateway requires two files: the gateway software and the gateway configuration file. You created the configuration file in Step 4, but before you can load it onto your new Location gateway, you must first load the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software. Note: If you have purchased a preinstalled Location gateway from Corente, you do not need to install the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software. You will simply download and install the configuration file onto this machine as discussed in Step 6. If you are supplying your own Corente Virtual Services Gateway server, you will install the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software using one of the following methods. Both of these methods are available via hyperlinks on the Corente Administration Homepage. USB Flash Drive Installation This method of installation allows you to create a Corente Virtual Services Gateway using a portable USB flash drive in the FAT format with 1 GB or more free space. CD Installation You can also perform installation using a CD. To begin installing the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software, prepare your new Location gateway for installation: Physically connect your Location gateway to your LAN (if you have not already done so). It should also have access to the Internet. Corente Virtual Services Gateways do not require a mouse, keyboard, or monitor to operate. However, during the installation process, you will need to attach a mouse, keyboard, and monitor. The default management interface for your Corente Virtual Services Gateway will be set based on your initial interaction with the Corente Virtual Services Gateway either via a mouse, keyboard, and monitor. Step 5A: USB Flash Drive Installation To begin USB Flash Drive Installation, you must create the bootable flash drive that will install the Corente Virtual Services Gateway software onto your new Location gateway. To create this flash drive: 5B-1. Prepare a portable USB flash drive that uses the FAT format with 1 GB or more of free space. 5B-2. Access the Corente Administration Homepage and click the USB Flash Drive Installation hyperlink. Download the.zip file to your hard disk. The duration of the download depends upon the speed of your Internet connection. Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 22 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

23 5B-3. When the.zip has downloaded, extract the.exe file. 5B-4. Double-click the.exe file to open the USB flash drive installer. Click Next to move through the screens and create the bootable USB flash drive. 5B-5. When prompted, insert your flash drive into a USB port on your computer. The installer will automatically detect the removable drive on which to install the bootable USB flash drive files. MAKE SURE THIS IS THE CORRECT DRIVE! You could damage your system if the installer loads the files onto your hard drive. 5B-6. Once the installer has completed, you can use this bootable USB flash drive to install a new Corente Virtual Services Gateway. Note: If you are using Microsoft Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 8.1 on your computer and User Account Control (UAC) is enabled, when the installer has completed, you may receive the following error message: "This program might not have installed correctly." Ignore this message. The bootable USB flash drive has been created successfully. Select "The program installed correctly." After you have created the bootable USB flash drive, complete the following steps to install the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software: 5B-7. Insert the Corente Virtual Services Gateway bootable USB flash drive into one of the server s USB ports and boot the server. 5B-8. The software will load and request a reboot. Eject the USB flash drive. 5B-9. Once the server has booted, the software will be installed and you will be prompted for the Location gateway s configuration file. Proceed to Step 6 to learn how to download and install the configuration file on this Location gateway. Step 5B: CD Installation To begin CD Installation, you must create the CD that will install the Corente Virtual Services Gateway software onto your new Location gateway. To create this CD: 5C-1. Access the Corente Administration Homepage and click the For CD Installation hyperlink. 5C-2. Download the.iso file. 5C-3. Burn this CD image onto a blank CD using your preferred CD burning software. After you have created the CD, complete the following steps to install the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software: Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 23 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

24 5C-4. Insert the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software CD into the server s CD-ROM drive and boot the server. (Your server should be set to boot from CDROM prior to booting from the hard drive.) 5C-5. The software will load and request a reboot. 5C-6. Once the server has booted, the software will be installed and you will be prompted for the Location gateway s configuration file. Proceed to Step 6 to learn how to download and install the configuration file on this Location gateway. Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 24 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

25 Step 6: Download and Install the Configuration File After you complete the Location Wizard to create a new Corente Virtual Services Gateway, a configuration file is created that must be downloaded and installed on your new Location gateway after the software has been installed onto it. Figure 32: Download Gateway in App Net Manager Lite To install the personality file, you can use Zero Touch Installation, download the file directly to the Location gateway from the Internet, or download the file to a floppy disk or USB flash drive via App Net Manager and then load it onto the Location gateway. Choose the most convenient option. Step 6A: Zero Touch Installation You can install a new Location gateway simply by placing a server loaded with the Corente software on the network and turning it on using Zero Touch Installation. For information about configuring Zero Touch Installation, see the IIB. Corente Services Policy Definition & Provisioning manual. Note: If you are using a static IP address, PPPOE, or a proxy server to connect the Location gateway to the Internet, then you must download its personality file using another option. Note that these options may be used for normal operation of the Location gateway, however they cannot be used to download the configuration via Zero Touch Installation. When Zero Touch Installation is enabled, the configuration file is downloaded upon the first reboot after software installation. If there is no configuration file found on a floppy, a USB, or on the hard drive, the new Location gateway will attempt to acquire a dynamic IP address via DHCP. To utilize Zero Touch Installation, the Location gateway must be able to connect to the Internet, and the DNS server must be able to resolve to the Corente SCP. Communication between the new gateway and the SCP is secured using the HTTPS protocol. Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 25 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

26 Step 6B: Download and Install the File Directly to the Location Gateway from the Internet If your new Location gateway is installed in the exact network location where it will reside when operating, you can simply load the new Location gateway s configuration file from the Internet onto the device. 6B-1. After the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software has been installed onto your Location gateway (see Step 5), make sure the Location gateway is connected to the LAN and/or Internet in the appropriate network position where it will reside when activated. 6B-2. Boot the server (if it is not already on), with a monitor & keyboard or workstation/laptop attached. 6B-3. If you select the Network Setup option on the installation interface, the Location gateway will lead you through a series of prompts to enter Internet connection information for the Location gateway. Scroll through the options on the installation screens with the keyboard s arrow keys and hit [Enter] to make your selections. If prompted for additional information after making your selection, input that information. 6B-4.To protect the download via SSL encryption, you will be prompted to enter your Administrator password. 6B-5. After this information is entered, the Location gateway will attempt to download the file directly to itself. After the file has downloaded, the Location gateway will restart and attempt to authenticate to the SCP for activation. Step 6C: Download and Install the File with a Floppy Disk or USB Flash Drive If you do not want to download the configuration file directly to the Location gateway, you can transfer the file from App Net Manager Lite to a floppy disk or USB Flash Drive. To begin, you must prepare a floppy disk or USB flash drive for the configuration file. If you decide to use USB Flash Drive Installation to install the software and have created the bootable USB flash drive, you can download the configuration file onto the USB flash drive. This is convenient if you are only installing one new Location gateway at this time; however, when loaded with a configuration file, the bootable drive can only be used to create one Location gateway. If you do not want to download the configuration file to the USB flash drive, prepare a separate, DOS-formatted floppy disk or portable USB flash drive in the FAT format. Access App Net Manager Lite. Open the File menu, highlight Wizards, and select Download Location. This will launch the Download Location Wizard that guides you step-by-step through the download process. Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 26 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

27 6C-1. Location Download: Select the Location whose configuration you want to download and click Next. Figure 33: Location Download Download Wizard 6C-2. Location Download Password: Enter your administrator password and click Next. Figure 34: Location Download Password Download Wizard Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 27 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

28 6C-3. Location Download Type: Select the type of download you would like to perform and click Next. Choose Download to Directory to download the file to the floppy or flash drive. Figure 35: Location Download Type Download Wizard 6C-4. Directory Specification: Insert the formatted floppy disk or USB flash drive into the computer that you are currently using. Browse your system and choose the drive where the floppy or flash drive is located. Figure 36: Directory Specification Download Wizard Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 28 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

29 6C-5. Location Download: Click Download Now. The status bar at the bottom of the screen will indicate progress. The Location gateway s configuration file will be downloaded onto the floppy disk or flash drive. Figure 37: Location Download Download Wizard 6C-6. When the download has completed, click Finish to close. You can eject the floppy or flash drive from your computer. After installing the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software, insert the floppy or USB flash drive you just created into the new Location gateway and boot it (if it is not already on) to install the file. At this point, you can create and download other Location gateway configurations or you can continue to the next step. Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 29 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

30 Step 7: Build Your Corente Network If connected to the Internet, your newly created Corente Virtual Services Gateway will automatically authenticate itself and establish a secure connection with the SCP after you have installed the configuration file. With this secure connection, you can continue administration with App Net Manager. This application provides full administrative capabilities. In App Net Manager, you can: Complete the configurations of Locations added in App Net Manager Lite Administer Location partners to enable secure tunnel connections between sites Install and configure Corente Clients Enable the SSL Client service Enable Mobile Users For further information, refer to the Detailed Installation Manual. Once you have created tunnels between Locations, you can use Gateway Viewer to administer and monitor certain functions of each of your Location gateways. If you would like, users can also access Gateway Viewer to view a listing of the remote computers in your Corente network and access resources on them. To access Gateway Viewer, type the IP address of the local Corente Virtual Services Gateway in a web browser. Gateway Viewer supports Internet Explorer 6.0 or later, Firefox or later, and Safari 3.1 or later. Figure 43: Local Network screen of the Gateway Viewer Copyright 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 30 Corente Quick Start Installation Guide

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