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Concentrator Manager (Web Interface)

Nov 14,2009 by alperen

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Concentrator Manager (Web Interface)

The VPN 3000 Concentrator Manager (Manager) is an HTML-based interface application that makes configuring, administering, monitoring, and managing the VPN 3000 device possible with a web browser on a PC in the private network.

By default, the Manager uses HTTP, which is convenient, but messages are transmitted in Cleartext. If security requires it, the Manager supports secure, encrypted HTTP connection over Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol, known as HTTPS.

Browser Requirements

The Manager application supports either Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) version 4.0 or higher or Netscape Navigator version 4.5–4.7. For the best results, Cisco recommends Internet Explorer. JavaScript and Cookies need to be enabled in the browser. Another recommendation is to install any updates and patches.

Recommended Display Settings

Cisco recommends the following monitor display settings for the best viewing:

  • Screen area—1024 × 768 pixels or greater. (Minimum 800 × 600 pixels)

  • Colors—256 colors or higher.

Browser Navigation Toolbar

Earlier implementations of the Manager were the CLI converted simply to a web interface. Each new version includes better Windows function integration. In particular, Help, a Java-based applet, is getting friendlier and more useful.

Cisco doesn’t recommend using the browser navigation toolbar buttons Back, Forward, or Refresh/Reload with the Manager, unless you’re specifically instructed to do so. To maintain access security, clicking the Refresh/Reload button automatically logs out the Manager session and returns to the login screen. Using the Back or Forward buttons could possibly display old Manager displays with incorrect data or settings. If you’re concerned, the IE View | Full screen (F11) feature will eliminate the temptation.


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