Tag: access
Aruba Networks, Configuration Example
Aruba Airwave 8.2.4 and no CLI / shell access
BE AWARE: reading and applying this blog is at your own risk. Following the below procedure could affect the support validity on your Aruba AirWave appliance. All AirWave firmware versions prior to 8.2.4 gave you shell access to the CentOS operating system. Once you upgrade from 8.2.3 to 8.2.4 you receive the message that the … Read More
Sophos UTM – WebAdmin access via proxy and IE9
I just configured a Sophos UTM cluster based on software version 9. I was able to configure the appliance via WebAdmin and I could access the User Portal without any problems. The customer is using a Citrix based environment with Internet Explorer 9. IE9 is configured to use the Sophos UTM cluster as proxy server. … Read More
Aruba RAP in bridge mode with remote access
The Aruba Networks Remote Access Points is a nice feature for branch offices or home workers. I use a RAP5WN at home and I configured different SSID’s on the RAP. The SSID’s are in tunnel mode, split-tunnel mode or bridge mode. The bridge mode connections are for my home devices, like my girls iPad and … Read More
AeroHive – access to MyHive landing page
The AeroHive user, which is created by default, gets a landing page, when logging into https://myhive.aerohive.com. The user can choose between the HiveManager Online and the Redirector. When the users chooses the HiveManager Online or the Redirector, the user has the option to return to landing page by choosing the MyHive option in the upper … Read More
Microsoft UAG – Invalid External Port bug
Last week I have installed a Microsoft UAG array. I installed Microsoft ForeFront Unified Access Gateway 2010 including Service Pack 1. When using an array configuration you have to deploy Microsoft’s Network Load Balancing (NLB) for redundancy and load balancing purposes. I configured NLB with multicast and IGMP support. I had configured some HTTPS trunks … Read More
Cisco ASA remote management via VPN
By default, remote access VPN users aren’t able to manage a Cisco ASA firewall on the inside interface using any kind of management protocol (SSH, telnet, HTTPS). You can enable remote management by specifying the management-access interface. You can specify the interface via the CLI or via the Cisco Adaptive Security Device Manager (ASDM). Both … Read More