The server uses these settings for connections from an Avaya Enhanced Access Security Gateway (EASG) server. EASG is used by systems' being supported directly by Avaya. It allows Avaya technician access to the server for server maintenance.
Note that only users with Web Services Security rights are able to change the EASG settings.
Filed/Control
Description
Status
This field sets whether the EASG service is enabled on the server. In order to use EASG the server's product ID must be registered through the Avaya Global Registration Tool (GRT) website.
Port
Default = 2222
This field sets the port on which the service listens for connections. The default port is 2222.
Service Listening
Select whether the server listens on any connection (Any) or just on SSL VPN tunnels (Any Tunnel).
Any: If selected, the server listens on any connection. This setting is deprecated as it is less secure than Any Tunnel.
Any Tunnel: If selected, the server only listens on SSL VPN connections. This requires the IP Office configuration to include an SSL VPN tunnel.
EASG Users
Default = craft
This drop down lists the different types of user logins (craft, init, inads, rasaccess and sroot) that may be used by the EASG service and technicians.
EASG User Enabled
Sets whether access by the EASG Users currently selected above is enabled or disabled.
EASG Technician Certificates
Lists the current technician certificates present on the server.
Delete Selected Certificate: Delete the certificate currently selected in the EASG Technician Certificates selector above.
View Selected Certificate: View the certificate currently selected in the EASG Technician Certificates selector above.
Upload Technician Certificate
Certificates are used to control technician access to the server for maintenance actions. If a technician requires access to the server for maintenance, they will provide a certificate that must first be uploaded to the server using this menu. Typically these are short-lived certificates valid for the period of potential maintenance access needed, for example 14 days.
Browse: Browse for the certificate file to upload.
Password: Enter the password for the certificate.
Upload: Click to upload the selected certificate file.
Product Id
The product ID. This is the ID registered with the EASG server from which the server is maintained.
Change Product Id
If clicked a new ID is generated for the server. This will require the server to be re-registered with the Avaya GRT website.
