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Client that can connect to the BOVPN over TLS server. Add a BOVPN over TLS Client When you add a BOVPN over TLS Client, you must specify: Client Routes — Destinations behind the BOVPN over TLS server that are accessible by the BOVPN over TLS client. Select to send all traffic through the tunnel or only traffic to destinations that you specify. Server Routes — Destinations behind the BOVPN over TLS client that are accessible by the BOVPN over TLS server. If Mobile VPN with SSL is enabled on the BOVPN over TLS Client, you must select the Specify the destination addresses that the client will route through the tunnel option on the BOVPN over TLS Server. If you select Traffic destined for all locations is sent through the tunnel, mobile users cannot make a Mobile VPN with SSL connection to the Firebox configured as a BOVPN over TLS Client. To add a BOVPN over TLS client, from Fireware Web UI: Click Add.The Add Client page appears. In the Tunnel ID text box, type a name to identify the tunnel. You must specify the same Tunnel ID on the TLS client. (Optional) In the Description text box, type a description of the tunnel. In Pre-Shared Key text box, type the pre-shared key that the client and server use. To enable this client, select Enable. In the Client Routes section, specify what traffic the BOVPN over TLS client sends through the tunnel. Send all client traffic through the tunnel Traffic destined for all locations is sent through the tunnel. Specify the destination addresses that the client will route through the tunnel. Only traffic destined for the specified network or host IP addresses behind the BOVPN over TLS Server is sent through the tunnel. In the Server Routes section, click Add. The Route dialog box appears. In the Destination Type drop-down list, select Network IPv4 or Host IPv4. In the Route To text boxes, type the network or host IP address. In the Distance text box, type the metric for the route. In Fireware v12.9 or higher, the Distance setting replaces the Metric setting. Click OK to view the tunnel configuration. The Send all client traffic through tunnel option in the Web UI The Specify the destination addresses that the client will route through the tunnel option in the Web UI Click Save.A summary of the configuration appears. To add a BOVPN over TLS client, from Policy Manager: Click Add.The Add Client dialog box appears. In the Tunnel ID text box, type a name to identify the tunnel. You must specify the same Tunnel ID on the TLS client. (Optional) In the Description text box, type a description of the tunnel. In

Entry:Open the ISA Management console.Navigate to the Policy Elements node.Expand the Policy Elements node.Right-click Dial-up Entries and then select New Dial-Up Entry from the shortcut menu.The New Dial-Up Entry dialog box opens.In the Name box, enter a name for the new dial-up entry.In the Description box, provide a description for the dial-up entry.In the Use The Following Network Dial-Up Connection box, enter the name of the network dial-up connection that you created.Click Set Account.The Set Account dialog box opens.In the User box, enter the name of the user account provided by the ISP.In the Password box and Confirm Password box, enter and verify the password of the user, and then click OK.Click OK in the New Dial-Up Entry dialog box.To set the active dial-up entry:Open the ISA Management console.Click the View menu and select Advanced.Expand the Policy Elements node.Select the Dial-up Entries folder.The details pane shows all existing dial-up entries.Select the dial-up entry that you want as the active dial-up entry, and then select Set As Active Entry from the shortcut menu.To set enable SecureNAT clients to use the active dial-up entryOpen the ISA Management console.Navigate to the Network Configuration node.Right-click the Network Configuration node and then select Properties from the shortcut menu.The Network Configuration Properties dialog box opens.Click the Firewall Chaining tab.Select the Use Primary Connection option.Select the Use Dial-up Entry checkbox.Click OK.To restart the restart the ISA Firewall serviceOpen the ISA Management console.Expand the Monitoring node.Select the Services node.Right-click the Firewall service and select Stop.Right-click the Firewall service once more and then select Start.How to install the Firewall ClientA Firewall client is a client computer on which Firewall Client software is installed and enabled. Firewall Clients software is usually installed from a network installation share.After the Firewall Client software is installed, the following components are installed on the client computer:mspclnt.ini; is the client configuration file and copy of the local domain table (LDT).msplat.txt; is the copy of the local address table (LAT).Firewall client application.To install the Firewall Client software:Browse to the network share for servernamemspclnt share, the shared ISA Server client installation files.Double-click the Setup file (setup.exe ) in the directory to install the Firewall Client software on the client.The Microsoft Firewall Client Installation wizard launches.Click Next on the Welcome page.On the Destination page, specify the folder in which the Firewall Client software should be installed. Click Next.The Ready To Install The Program page opens.Click Install.The firewall client

SSL, an SSLVPN-Users user group and a WatchGuard SSL VPN policy are automatically created and added to your configuration to allow SSL VPN connections from the Internet to the external interface. You can use these groups or create new groups that match the user group names defined on your authentication server. Mobile VPN with SSL Client Software Download To download the Mobile VPN with SSL client: Log in to Fireware Web UI. Select VPN > Mobile VPN. In the SSL section, click Download Client. Mobile VPN with SSL Client Authentication After you install and configure the Mobile VPN with SSL client on your computer, you can use two-factor email authentication to connect to your Firebox. To connect to the Firebox with the Mobile VPN with SSL client: Run the Mobile VPN with SSL client. In the Server text box, type the IP address of the Firebox. In the User name text box, type the user name. In the Password text box, type the password. Click Connect.The one-time passcode (OTP) dialog box appears. You also receive an email message with the required OTP . Type the OTP in the text box. Click OK.

Record TypeDescriptionBox Account AssociationStores the mapping between the individual NetSuite user and the individual Box user. Everyone on NetSuite who also uses Box has a record inside this Box Account Association.Box Folder CollaborationsTracks Box permissions and collaborations on NetSuite-Box folders.Box Integration ConfigThe primary configuration file for the integration. Contains details about your Box Enterprise instance (EID, subdomain, Box Verified Enterprise, and so on), which is critical for connecting your NetSuite instance to your Box instance.Box Record FolderStores the mapping between NetSuite records and Box folders.Box Record Type ConfigContains the integration configuration for each NetSuite record type. Here is where you enable and customize Box integration settings. Completing this step enables the Box Content option to display in the corresponding NetSuite record screen.Box Type FolderContains the mapping of NetSuite record types to Box folders. Here is where you can specify a parent folder for the NetSuite object and Box parent folders.Connect your Box instance. To do this, click List to the right of Box Integration Config.When the Box Integration Config List displays, click Edit.Retrieve your Box Enterprise ID. To do this, log in to Box as the admin (or co-admin) of your Box Enterprise and go to the Box Admin Console > Account & Billing. Retrieve your Box company subdomain (if you have one). To do this, go to the Box Admin Console > Enterprise Settings. Click the Custom Setup tab. In the left sidebar, navigate to Integrations.Scroll down to the Individual Integration Controls, search for Box for NetSuite, then click Configure.Expand the Box for NetSuite section, then click Fetch Client Secret. This will send a 6-digit code to the Box Admin email address.From your email, retrieve and copy the 2FA Authentication Code.Return to the Box Admin console and paste the retrieved code in the Authentication Code field, then click Submit.You should now see the Client ID and Client Secret populated.Note this information down, as you will need it in the following steps below. Return to NetSuite.In NetSuite, in the Box Integration Config record, in the ENTERPRISE ID field, paste your Box Enterprise ID.Type in your BOX SUBDOMAIN.Check BOX VERIFIED ENTERPRISE, if appropriate.Click Save. In NetSuite, navigate to Setup > Custom > Box Client Credentials.Enter your Enterprise ID, Client ID, and Client Secret from the Box Admin Console.Click Save. Part 2: To enable the NetSuite v3 platform applicationIMPORTANT: Before you enable the NetSuite v3 platform application, you should temporarily lift any New User Default Settings around Storage Allocation for new users.When you enable the NetSuite v3 platform application in your enterprise, it will automatically create a special kind of new user for you called an Automation User. This user is subject to any New User Default Settings you have enabled for