Access WebVPN Configuration Mode
To make changes to the WebVPN global configuration, the WebVPN subcommand mode
(WebVPN mode) must be accessed. Configuration of proxy services, AAA authentication
servers, policies, and the portal home page are all done through the WebVPN mode.
NOTE WebVPN requires cookies to be enabled on the end user’s browser. If cookies are
disabled, the end user will be forced to open a new window each time a link from the home
page is accessed. This will cause the end user to log in each time a new window is open.
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Configuration for e-mail proxies through WebVPN are done in a similar fashion, using the
pop3s, imap4s, or smtps commands to access their specific subcommand modes. The
commands are used as follows:
tgasa(config)# webvpn
tgasa(config-webvpn)#
tgasa(config)# pop3s
tgasa(config-pop3s)#
Table 13-9 describes the available WebVPN global commands that are available in WebVPN
mode.