Configuring the Advanced Attributes

1. Log onto the Portal Server administration console as administrator.

2. Select the Secure Remote Access tab and select the Netlet tab.

3. Select a DN for a user or an organization from Select DN list or add a DN.

4. Modify the following attributes:

   Attribute Name	Description
   Terminate Netlet at Portal Logout	Select Yes to ensure that all connections are terminated when a user logs out of the Portal Server. This ensures greater security. By default, this option is selected.  Select No to ensure that live Netlet connections are operational even after the user has logged out of the Portal Server desktop.  Note – When the No option is selected, users are not allowed to make new Netlet connections after logging out of the Portal Server. Only existing connections are preserved.
   Re-authenticate for Connections	Select Yes to specify the port to be used on the local machine when applets are downloaded through Netlet. The default value of 58000 unless the value is overridden in the Netlet rules. By default, the No option is selected.
   Display Warning Popup for Connections	Select Yes to display a warning popup dialog box on the user's desktop when other users are trying to connect to Netlet through the listen port and the user is running an application using Netlet. By default, the Yes option is selected.
   Display Checkbox in Port Warning Dialog	Select Yes to display a warning popup dialog box on the users desktop when Netlet tries to connect to the destination host through an available port on the local machine, if its enabled in the administration console. By default, the Yes option is selected.
   Netlet Rules	Create Netlet rules at a global level. These rules are inherited by any new organization that you create. For more information on creating, modifying, and deleting Netlet rules, see To Create, Modify, or Delete a Netlet Rule
   Default Native VM Cipher	Select from the drop down box the default cipher for the Netlet rules. This is useful when using existing rules that did not include the cipher as a part of the rule. For more information, see the Backward Compatibility section.
   Default Java Plugin Cipher	Select from the drop down box the default Java Plugin cipher. See Supported Ciphers for a list of supported ciphers.
   Allowed/Denied Hosts	Select the host address check box and select host to either allow access based on the user or organization type and select either the Allow or Deny option from the drop-down box.  To add a new host: Click Add Row. Enter the specify the fully qualified host address, for example: abc, type abc.sesta.com. Note – To delete an existing host: From the Host list, select the host and click Delete. You can define access or deny to certain hosts to specific hosts for certain organizations, roles, or users. For example, you can set up the Allow list with five hosts to which the user can telnet. You can deny access to specific hosts within an organization. Specify a unique local port for each rule. Note – An asterisk (*) in this field indicates that all the hosts in the specified domain are accessible. For example, if you specify *.sesta.com, all the Netlet targets within the sesta.com domain can be executed by the user. You can also specify a wild card IP address such as xxx.xxx.xxx.*.
   Access/Deny Netlet Rules	Select the Nelet rule and select either the Allow or Deny option from the drop-down box.  You can define access to specific Netlet rules for certain organizations, roles or users.  You can deny access to specific Netlet rules for certain organizations, roles or users.  Note – An asterisk (*) in this field indicates that all the defined Netlet rules are available for the selected organization.

5. Click Save to complete.