I am not familiar with KG-175 Taclane crypto units since I don't have a
defense background.
I understand that they can be used to partition existing networks into
Secure Virtual Networks.
Within this Virtual Network you must have a dhcp server which will give
pc's and sunrays an IP address AND a DOMAINname.
Then the sunray needs to load some parameters to find the Sunray server.
These parameters can be collected by the sunray in two ways:
1. Get them from the dhcp server or any other dhcp server who can
deliver the correct parameters.
2. If 1 fails, the sunray starts to search for
sunray-config-servers.domainname automatically. It will even strip
subdomains in order to find sunray-config-servers in higher domains. If
not found it will try sunray-servers.domainname with the same procedure.
If it has found the sunray server it will try to download the needed
parameters with tfpt from the sunray-servers.
So in order for sunray to find "the mother ship" they need an IP number,
dns server and a domainname from a dhcp server and a dns server with
sunray-servers-config.domainname or sunray-servers.domainname added to
the records to point them in the right direction.
Option 2 only works for SSRS 3.1!!
I hope this helps.
Ivar
Plan B would be to give the
Sun Ray an IP and somehow tell it how to find a route to the mother ship
(SRSS Server).
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