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Chapter 14: Configuring Virtual Private Networks<br />

Example VPN Scenarios<br />

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d On the Advanced tab: No changes needed<br />

e Click Add to save the new VPN association.<br />

f Click the Save icon to save your changes.<br />

4 In the Admin Console, Services Configuration > Certificate Management.<br />

On the Remote Certificates tab click New and create a certificate for a<br />

client by specifying the following:<br />

Note: You can skip this step and step 5 for those clients that have online access<br />

to the CA. These clients can create and retrieve their own certificates.<br />

• Certificate Name = Sales_A<br />

• Distinguished Name: CN=Sales_A,OU=sales,O=bizco,C=US<br />

• Submit to CA = BizcoCA<br />

• Signature Type = RSA<br />

• Private Key: Click Browse and specify where you want to save the<br />

private key associated with this certificate. In this scenario it is<br />

common to save the certificate to the same location as the exported<br />

firewall certificate.<br />

• Certificate: Click Browse and specify where you want to save this<br />

certificate. In this scenario it is common to save the certificate to the<br />

same location as the private key and the exported firewall certificate.<br />

• Click Add.<br />

• Click the Save icon to save your changes.<br />

5 In the Admin Console, Services Configuration > Certificate Management.<br />

Export the CA certificate and the firewall certificate to the same location<br />

used in step 4.<br />

a On the Certificate Authorities tab, select the CA certificate you created<br />

in step 1A, then click Export and export the certificate by specifying the<br />

following:<br />

• Destination = File<br />

• Generated CA Certificate File: Click Browse and specify where you<br />

want to save the CA certificate. Add the .pem extension to the file<br />

name.<br />

• Click OK.<br />

b [Optional] On the Firewall Certificates tab, select the firewall certificate<br />

you created in step 1B, then click Export and export the certificate by<br />

specifying the following:<br />

• Destination = File<br />

• Export Firewall Certificate to File: Click Browse and specify where<br />

you want to save the firewall certificate. Add the .pem extension to<br />

the file name.<br />

• Click OK.<br />

6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 for each remote client.

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