CLI Guide - WatchGuard Technologies
CLI Guide - WatchGuard Technologies CLI Guide - WatchGuard Technologies
CHAPTER 3: Configuration Mode Commands Level 2 Remote Access Service (RAS) configuration commands group_profile command (configure RAS level) WG#config WG(config)#ras WG(config-ras)#group_profile \ [no][-address_pool ] \ [-dns ] [-session_time_out ] \ [-idle_time_out ] \ [-concurrent_logins_per_user ] Effect Creates a new RAS group profile (or modifies an existing profile) that controls the connection parameters of all associated remote access user accounts. Arguments This argument records a name for this group profile, which will be used when creating individual user profile accounts. [no] [-address_pool ] This argument specifies the name of an address group containing a pool of internal IP addresses assigned to remote access connections. [-dns ] This argument assigns a DNS IP address to the remote users belong to this group. [-session_time_out ] This argument limits the total time any one account user can continuously log into the network. The default time limit is 8 (hours). [-idle_time_out ] This argument sets the time limit for an inactive 102 WatchGuard Vclass 5.1
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Second level configuration mode commands<br />
connection before it is automatically broken. The<br />
default is 15 (minutes.)<br />
[-concurrent_logins_per_user ]<br />
This argument specifies the number of concurrent<br />
connections a user can establish. The default is 1.<br />
Example<br />
WG(config-ras)#group consultants –<br />
address sjnet10 \<br />
-dns 134.12.33.2 -session 2 hr -idle 5<br />
min –con 1<br />
user_profile command (configure RAS level)<br />
WG#config<br />
WG(config)#ras<br />
WG(config-ras)#user_profile \<br />
[enable|disable] \<br />
[-password "password"] \<br />
[-full_name ] \<br />
[-group_profile "profile_name"] \<br />
[-pw_expiry ] \<br />
[-account_expiry ] \<br />
[-concurrent_logins ]<br />
Effect<br />
Enters a new remote access user account (or<br />
modifies an existing account) in an internal<br />
database in the <strong>WatchGuard</strong> appliance.<br />
Arguments<br />
<br />
This argument records the login ID used by this<br />
remote user account, and should be between 1-15<br />
characters in length.<br />
<br />
This argument activates (or deactivates) this<br />
account. The default state is “enable”.<br />
<br />
This argument records the initial password first<br />
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