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Configuration Assistant Configuration Assistant overview The configuration assistant is used for an easy instant basic configuration of Kerio Control. By default, it is opened automatically upon logon to the administration interface. If this feature is disabled, you can start the wizard by clicking on Configuration Assistant on Dashboard. Figure 1 Configuration Assistant It is not necessary to use the configuration assistant or its individual features. Experienced administrators can configure Kerio Control without these tools. The configuration assistant allows the following settings: 20
3.1 Configuration Assistant overview Configure Internet connection and the local network Once these parameters are configured, the Internet connection (IPv4) and access from local devices behind the firewall should work. The wizard automatically configures the DHCP server and the DNS forwarder modules. Select your connectivity mode: Single Internet Link 1. On the first page of the wizard, select A Single Internet Link. 2. Click Next. 3. Select a network interface (Internet link). 4. Select mode: • Automatic — the interface where Kerio Control detected the default gateway is used. Therefore, in most cases the appropriate adapter is already set within this step. • Manual — you can change configuration of the default gateway, DNS servers, IP address and subnet mask. If the more IP addresses are set for the interface, the primary IP address will be displayed. • PPPoE — enter the username and password from your Internet provider. 5. Click Next. 6. Select interface connected to the local network. If multiple interfaces are connected to the local network, select the interface you are currently using for connection to the Kerio Control administration. 7. Click Next. 8. Verify your configuration and click Finish. You can check the result in section Interfaces. The Internet Interfaces group includes only the Internet interface selected in the second page of the wizard. The LAN adapter selected on the third page of the wizard is included in the group Trusted/Local Interfaces. Other interfaces are added to the group Other Interfaces. For these interfaces, it will be necessary to define corresponding traffic rules manually (e.g. DMZ creation rule). 21
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Page 3 and 4: Contents Installing Kerio Control .
Page 5 and 6: Example of Kerio VPN configuration:
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Page 37 and 38: Configuring L2TP tunnel L2TP tunnel
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Configuring traffic rules How traff
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19.1 Limiting Internet Access This
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Configuring Demilitarized Zone (DMZ
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Configuring policy routing Policy r
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Filtering MAC addresses Filtering M
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26.4 Configuring bandwidth manageme
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Configuring the Content Filter Cont
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28.2 Configuring HTTP cache Configu
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29.1 Why use a proxy server in Keri
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Filtering web content by word occur
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Using Kerio Control Web Filter Keri
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31.3 Using Web Filter in URL rules
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32.2 Configuring antivirus protecti
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33.4 Leases and Reservations Exampl
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Using the DNS module DNS forwarding
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34.3 Configuring custom DNS Forward
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Configuring a routing table Routing
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36.5 Logging on the web interface a
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37.4 Configuring the server name Co
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38.3 Upgrade with USB tools 4. Clic
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Saving configuration to Samepage Sa
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Creating user accounts User account
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42.6 Troubleshooting Troubleshootin
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44.4 Connecting to Apple Open Direc
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Configuring SSL certificates in Ker
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50.2 Defining time ranges 4. You ca
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Using services Services Services ar
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Logging packets Packet logging This
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Using the Connection log Connection
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Using the Warning log Warning log o
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Using the Web log Web log overview
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72.3 Traceroute Traceroute The trac
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SNMP monitoring Configuring Kerio C
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Generating a Software Appliance ins
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Automatic user authentication using
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Configuration files Configuration f
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Configuring backup and transfer Bac
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Legal Notices Trademarks and regist
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