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Applies to Platform: UTM 2.4, UTM 2.5; 4i Edge 2.5 Last Updated: 04 June 2014 Applies to Platform: UTM 3.0; 4i Edge 3.0 Last Updated: 04 June 2014 This lesson shows two methods to update the Endian UTM Appliance: The first part of the lessons shows you how to check and install the updates from the Endian web GUI, while the second part explain how to do it from the CLI using SSH. First method - Update the appliance from the web GUI From the web GUI go to Menubar System Updates.
Here you find two buttons, Check for new updates and Start update process NOW!. To install the updates, the first step is to click on Check for new updates to verify the availability of new packages. After finished, your Endian UTM Appliance reports the list of new updates to be installed or if it is full up to date, as you can see in the next two screenshots. If your Endian UTM Appliance finds upgradable packages, you should click on Start update process NOW! To start the automatic download and installation of the updates. At the end of the process you see the message Your Endian Firewall is up to date!
Along with the date and time of the last check. Second method - Update the appliance from CLI You first need to log in to the CLI using SSH or the serial console. If you don't know how to connect via console, please follow In order to check for updates and install them type efw-update update && efw-update upgrade: Your Endian UTM Appliance starts to check for updates. At the end of the check, if there are available upgrades, it start automatically the download and all packages will be installed.
You will also see informative messages as output on the console, like these: root@ endian: # efw-update update && efw-update upgrade 2012-06-22 - efw-update30795: Start updating channels 2012-06-22 - efw-update30795: Updating cache.
From the Endian main menu, select VPN and immediately you will be taken to the SSL VPN (OpenVPN) server configuration page. The first thing to do is to ensure the OpenVPN server is enabled by checking the first box (1). The next step is to choose whether you want the OpenVPN server to run in bridged mode (i.e. Included in the interface bridge) or you want it to run in non-bridged mode with a separate, unique VPN IP pool.
The default is to run in bridged mode (2) to the Green zone and this is recommended for most common VPN deployments. If you choose to run in bridged mode (as we are), you may also specify which network zone you want to be bridged to the VPN interface. The last thing is to set aside a range of IP's within the bridged interface network to be used exclusively by the VPN server (2). Keep in mind that these IP's shouldn't be allocated anywhere else on the Endian device (e.g.
DHCP range, Static IP's, etc.). Once you're done, you can click Save and restart to enable the VPN server. The main things to configure for the new Roadwarrior VPN account are the Username and Password (1). Some of the other options you can specify include the client routing options (2) where you can determine specifics about routes behind pushed to the remote VPN device as well as some custom push configuration options (3) that allow you to override these settings from the global options VPN Advanced. Remember anything provided here will override the settings you configured for the VPN global options so only use these if this client account requires a different configuration. Once you've completed the necessary fields, click Save to proceed.
From the Endian main menu, select VPN VPN client download and then click the link to download the VPN client software. You will be taken (in a new window) to Endian Network where you should already have created your user account. Once logged in you should see the available VPN installer files, at which point you can click the file for your specific operating system - Windows, Mac OS X, Redhat Linux (.rpm), or Ubuntu Linux (.deb). Once the download is complete, follow your operating system's normal installation procedure to run the Endian VPN installation package.
I enabled VPN, defined the bridged IP pool of the green zone and defined a vpn user on the server. Then, on the client I got connected and got assigned the first address of that pool. My problem is that I cannot ping any host in the green zone. What am I missing?
I guess i am missing some firewall setting. Thanks Extraxt from the server VPN log: OpenVPN 2013-08-30 15:17:11 openvpn12445: 190.128.15.164:64401 uram Peer Connection Initiated with 190.128.15.164:64401 (via xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) OpenVPN 2013-08-30 09:30:38 openvpn8335: 190.128.15.164:49499 uram Peer Connection Initiated with 190.128.15.164:49499 (via xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx).
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Is it possible to use the standard OpenVPN client? I have been testing using the Android OpenVPN client with the config bellow. The connection is made and authenticated; traffic is being sent from the android device but nothing is being received.
Is this an issue with the Android implementation or a restriction of the OpenVPN implementation on the Endian UTM Software Appliance 2.5 Base?