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VPN Only Connection Information and Sign up Revision 4/16/2013 CU*Answers supports a variety of VPN network configurations for credit unions that desire to use VPN for primary connectivity. These options will provide you with maximum flexibility when deploying a CU*Answers VPN into your existing network infrastructure. This document assumes that a VPN will be established to CU*Answers data centers from a designated branch location of your credit union. When we configure the VPN, redundant tunnels will also be configured to our High Availability center and Disaster Recovery center. VPN router installed in LAN This has the following requirements: Static Public IP address (can be shared with LAN). Static private IP address for CU*Answers router UDP 500 and 4500 allowed outbound from router to 63.236.240.42, 216.111.149.124, and 65.114.214.66. TCP 22 (ssh) port forwarded to router and allowed inbound from CU*Answers NAT IP Addresses. See https://kb.cuanswers.com/cuanswers/csr/kbdetail.asp?kbid=3816 CU*Answers networks routed to router (See https://kb.cuanswers.com/cuanswers/consumer/kbdetail.asp?kbid=3572) or CU*Answers router used as default gateway. You should not proceed if: You have SonicWall firewalls in an HA pair. You have a Cisco PIX or ASA firewall. If either of these are true, please contact network services for an alternate connection proposal. VPN-Only Connection Information and Sign-Up 1

VPN Considerations for Internet VPN access to GOLD. Prior to implementing any VPN solution for online data connectivity, we strongly recommend the credit union review the VPN considerations below. Performing a risk assessment is recommended. If you have questions about compensating controls or alternative strategies, please don t hesitate to contact Network Services at helpdesk@cuanswers.com. For help with these considerations, contact Network Services or your IT department. In the event of loss of your Internet connection, you will lose access to GOLD. Do you have a redundant Internet strategy? Choose an ISP that has a history of providing reliable and quality service in your local area. With providing your own ISP connectivity, CU*Answers will not be in a position to guarantee the quality of your connection to the Internet or to GOLD. Can your primary Internet connection automatically failover to the redundant connection? Have you performed a DDoS risk assessment, per NCUA guidelines? Have you developed a DDoS response plan? Bandwidth, minimum available download/upload of 128k recommended. If your current usage is close to peak bandwidth over your ISP, CU*Answers recommends that you purchase additional bandwidth before proceeding. GOLD traffic will compete with other Internet traffic for your bandwidth, so bandwidth throttling and QoS at your router is strongly encouraged. A valid, UNUSED, public IP address is preferred, but not required. This may require an upgrade to your Internet access plan. A valid, UNUSED, private IP address is required. The private IP address and public IP address must be on separate subnets. This can be an IP address on the locations DMZ, or on an internal private network. Additional hardware such as a switch may need to be purchased to allow for multiple devices (VPN public interface, local firewall, etc.) in the DMZ or WAN segments of your network. Would you like information on setting up a backup VPN from another branch location with Internet access? Redundant connections are possible, but will require a custom-bid project, particularly if automatic failover to the alternate branch is desired. If yes, provide the following: Branch Name: Branch Address: Internet Access currently installed at Branch: Static IP address available at Branch: CU*Answers Network Services VPN Device, Usage, and Security Information o o o CU*Answers Network Services will provide a Cisco router for online GOLD network access. Detailed information about this product can be found at www.cisco.com. The Cisco router supplied by CU*Answers will provide virtual private networking (VPN) access. The Cisco router will block all traffic that is not intended for accessing CU*Answers network resources, in other words no other internet connectivity will be allowed to go out, or come in through the device. The device will allow CU*Answers core processing related services only. VPN-Only Connection Information and Sign-Up 2

Installation Questionnaire I. Contact Information Credit Union Name Physical Street Address City, State, Zip Credit Union Information Billing Address City, State, Zip Telephone Fax Name Shipping Address (if different than above) Address City, State, Zip Telephone Name & Title Site Contact Information Email Address Telephone VPN-Only Connection Information and Sign-Up 3

Name & Title After Hours Contact Information Email Address Telephone II. VPN Router Information Be sure to select the appropriate VPN design and complete the corresponding Deployment Option One, Two or Three section. (Failure to accurately complete the required fields may delay implementation.) Public IP IP: Secondary Public IP (Redundant Internet only) IP: CU*Answers Router Private IP IP: Subnet: Default Gateway for CUA Router IP: List of all LAN subnets at all locations: Networks: Internet Service Provider Connection Type (e.g. DSL, T1, Cable) Bandwidth (Down/Up) VPN-Only Connection Information and Sign-Up 4

RELEASE AND INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT Revision 2013.04.04 The Credit Union, identified below, and CU*Answers, Inc. ( CUA ) are parties to a Services Agreement whereby CUA provides data processing and other related services to Credit Union. 1. As part of these services, the Credit Union has selected a Virtual Private Network (VPN) as their primary communications strategy to CUA. CUA offers this communications strategy as a best effort service with no Service Level Agreement. 2. In consideration of Credit Union s request for VPN as primary connectivity, Credit Union agrees to comply with all requirements and costs outlined by CUA to support VPN connectivity, as may be modified from time to time, and to release, indemnify and hold CUA harmless from any and all claims, causes of action, administrative actions, damages, costs, including attorney fees, asserted by the Credit Union or any Credit Union member or third party arising from or relating to, directly or indirectly, the use of or inability to use VPN for primary connectivity to CUA. 3. Credit Union acknowledges that Business Class Internet access with a static pubic IP address provided by the Credit Union s Internet Service Provider (ISP) is required and is a self-managed service and is not the responsibility of CUA. 4. Credit Union acknowledges that CUA has strongly recommended redundant Internet Service Providers (ISPs) be employed for connection redundancy and failover purposes and that CUA is not responsible for Internet outages. This Release and Indemnification Agreement is dated: CREDIT UNION: Name Address Authorized Representative: Name Title Signature VPN-Only Connection Information and Sign-Up 5

VPN Connectivity Fees Contact Network Services for a custom proposal Cisco Router (if needed) $2500 VPN Port Charge $64/month/branch head-end Router Management (If not currently enrolled) $149/month for single site. $99/month/site for multiple sites. Initial router configuration (one time) $500/router VPN-Only Connection Information and Sign-Up 6