Built-In Authentication Server
- Last UpdatedJun 28, 2024
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The Secure Gateway includes an Authentication Server that provides a layer of protection by authenticating end-users before they can access any internal resource.
The Authentication Server can be enabled / disabled from the Configuration Portal. The Authentication Server is installed locally and is employed to authenticate users.
Note: In order to use the Authentication Server, you need to restart your computer after you install the Secure Gateway.
Note: The Authentication Server can only be configured for one domain at a time.
Use the Configuration page to modify settings for the Authentication Server:

The configuration settings are stored in the file EricomSecureGateway.exe.config. The user configurable settings are located under the <ExternalServerSettings><AuthenticationServer> section and defined in the following table.
|
Setting |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Address |
The address that the Authentication Server will bind to. |
|
Port |
This is the numerical value of the port that the Authentication Server listens over. Check that no other services on the system are using the same port. A port conflict will interfere with the operation of the Authentication Server. |
Any configuration of the Authentication Server itself needs to be done through its Web-Portal, which is by default located at https://localhost:7443.
The configuration settings are stored in the file EricomAuthenticationServer.exe.config. The user configurable settings are located under the <appsettings> section.