User manual YOGGIE GATEKEEPER CARD PRO

[. . . ] www. yoggie. com Legal Notice Legal Notice SAFETY NOTICE: TO AVOID DANGER, KEEP PRODUCT AND PACKAGE AWAY FROM BABIES AND CHILDREN. THE PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN. © Copyright 2006-2008. All rights reserved. Any and all intellectual property rights related to the Gatekeeper Card Pro product belongs solely to Yoggie Security Systems Ltd. and its licensors, and may not be used in any manner except as explicitly permitted by Yoggie Security Systems Ltd. , in the Terms of Use Agreement. [. . . ] This is because the Windows MTU setting might be configured to less than the standard MTU, which is 1500. Gatekeeper Card Pro must be configured to the same MTU as Windows. Web Filtering RPC Mode - Some firewalls restrict access to UDP port 9020, which is used by Gatekeeper Card Pro's Web Filtering engine. To overcome this problem, Gatekeeper Card Pro can allow the Web Filtering engine to operate on the wellknown HTTP port 443, which is always open on the Firewall. This mode of operation is called Remote Procedure Call (RPC) mode. This feature might slow browsing a bit, so you should only enable it if necessary. Click Settings in the Navigation pane of the Management Console. The Network Settings page appears in the display area. User Guide | 33 Yoggie Management Console Configuring Gatekeeper Card Pro Network Settings 3. The Additional Settings page appears. 4. To change the MTU, check the Custom MTU checkbox and enter the new MTU (default is 1500 bytes). Start at 1400 MTU, and then try lower numbers if necessary. To enable RPC mode, check the Web Filtering RPC mode checkbox. Click Apply. 34 | Gatekeeper Card Pro Yoggie Management Console Configuring VPN Settings The settings are saved, and the main Network Settings page appears. Configuring VPN Settings Gatekeeper Card Pro include a generic VPN Client that enables you to safely connect to various Remote IPsec VPN Servers. You can enable or disable the VPN client at any time. Enabling or Disabling a VPN Connection To enable/disable the VPN Connection: 1. Click Settings in the Navigation pane of the Management Console. Do one of the following: To disable the VPN connection, select VPN Connection Disabled To enable the VPN connection, click VPN Connection Enabled. The VPN Status, displayed below the two options, changes. Configuring VPN Client Settings Gatekeeper Card Pro supports a number of VPN clients. The following table lists each client and which procedure to follow to configure the client. Client Cisco CheckPoint NetASQ Jupiter Zywall P1 Fortinet IPCop Generic See. . . Configuring a Cisco VPN Connection Configuring a CheckPoint VPN Connection Configuring a Generic VPN Connection Configuring a Generic VPN Connection Configuring a Generic VPN Connection Configuring a Generic VPN Connection Configuring a Generic VPN Connection Configuring a Generic VPN Connection User Guide | 35 Yoggie Management Console Configuring VPN Settings Configuring a Generic VPN Connection The following procedure is used to configure a Fortinet, NetASQ, Jupiter, Zywall P1, IPCop, or Generic VPN connection. To configure the Generic VPN Connection: 1. Click Settings in the Navigation pane of the Management Console. In the VPN Type drop-down list, select one of the following VPN Types: NetASQ, Juniper, Zywall P1, IPCop, Generic. In the Connection Type field, select one of the following connection types: IPSec Tunnel IPSec Transport 5. [. . . ] In the Virus Test section, click the Virus Test button. The file is downloaded, blocked by Gatekeeper Card Pro and the following message appears: User Guide | 67 Gatekeeper Card Pro Enforcement Disabling Gatekeeper Card Pro Enforcement Gatekeeper Card Pro Enforcement One of the outstanding features provided by the Gatekeeper Card Pro driver and software is Gatekeeper Card Pro Enforcement. This feature prevents or disables connection to a network when Gatekeeper Card Pro is not connected to your laptop. Situations may arise when you need to disable Enforcement, for example if the Gatekeeper Card Pro has been damaged or lost. [. . . ]