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14 Chapter 1 TunnelGuard
NN47230-501 (324108-A)
1
starts at bootup
2
remains inactive in a listening state until a connection is established
3
returns to the listening state once a connection is torn down
Nortel SNAS supports the following TunnelGuard agents:
•
Nortel TunnelGuard System Agent - This agent contains two individual
entities that are, a system service and the user interface application that are
accessible through Windows system tray. It is installed as Windows system
service.
The advantages of using the Nortel TunnelGuard System Agent are system
and user authentication, and single sign-on in Microsoft and Novell
environments.
entities that are, a system service and the user interface application that are
accessible through Windows system tray. It is installed as Windows system
service.
The advantages of using the Nortel TunnelGuard System Agent are system
and user authentication, and single sign-on in Microsoft and Novell
environments.
•
Nortel TunnelGuard Desktop Agent - This agent is installed through the
SNAS captive portal as a JAVA Webstart application on the Windows
platform and runs as Windows system tray application.
The advantages of using the Nortel TunnelGuard Desktop Agent are user
authentication and device compliance checking.
SNAS captive portal as a JAVA Webstart application on the Windows
platform and runs as Windows system tray application.
The advantages of using the Nortel TunnelGuard Desktop Agent are user
authentication and device compliance checking.
•
Nortel TunnelGuard Browser Applet - This applet is a JAVA applet in the
web browser that runs on Windows and non-Windows operating systems.
web browser that runs on Windows and non-Windows operating systems.
TunnelGuard icons
There is an icon defined for each of the three TunnelGuard states.
shows
the color and state of each icon.
Table 1 TunnelGuard icons
Color
State
Gray
There is no connection to the server. TunnelGuard is in an idle
state.
state.
Green
TunnelGuard is connected to the server and compliant to policies.
Red
Compliance has failed and a new error is reported.
Blue
The system session is logged on to SNAS and the system policies
are compliant.
are compliant.
Blue with
red color X
red color X
The system session is logged on and the system policies have
failed.
failed.