Information about the VPN configuartion for Roadwarrior using Securepoint Unified Security Console
Last adaptation to the version: 2.20.3
New:
- Added a note stating that the rules are out of date
- Generated Android profiles can no longer be selected as Roadwarriors
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This article refers to a Beta version
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Requirement
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VPN configuration in the USC require a UTM v14.0 or higher
Add Roadwarrior
| To add a Roadwarrior, click the Satellit / Roadwarrior button on an active, connected core UTM. A dialog window will open where the new Roadwarrior can be configured | |||
| Caption | Value | Description | ![]() Dialog window for adding a Roadwarrior
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| Type | Roadwarrior | Select Roadwarrior as the type | |
| Name | RW_General | The name to be used for this Roadwarrior | |
| Transfer network | 10.0.2.0/24 | Enter a private IPv4 or IPv6 address to be used as the transfer network. | |
| Profile |
Android RW iOS RW Windows VPN RW | Profile selection. Possible options are
Devices from these profiles can be connected to this network after the configuration is published. | |
| Only when all fields are filled in does the Add button become active, and the Roadwarrior can then be added using it. | |||
| Finally, this configuration must be applied using the Publish button. | |||
Edit Roadwarrior
| A Roadwarrior can be edited via the button | |||
| Caption | Value | Description | ![]() Dialog window for editing a Roadwarrior
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| Type | Roadwarrior | The type of a Roadwarrior cannot be changed | |
| Name | RW-Smartphones | The Name used for this Roadwarrior. | |
| Transfer network | 10.0.2.0/24 | IPv4- or IPv6 address, to be used as the transfer network | |
| Profile |
Android RW iOS RW Windows VPN RW | Profile selection. Possible options are
Devices from these profiles can be connected to this network after the configuration is published. | |
| Finally, this configuration must be applied using the Publish button. | |||
Add Roadwarrior rule
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The rule configuration described here is obsolete as of ASC Version 1.1, and Portal Version 2.20!
This wiki article describes the rule configuration from ASC Version 1.1 onwards.
This wiki article describes the rule configuration from ASC Version 1.1 onwards.





