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How to set up and use the Pertino Gateway

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Pertino Gateway – Description

• Features and functionsoBased on Linux client, runs on server or VMoFunctions as Virtual Tunnel Endpoint (VTEP)oSecure overlay model, “whitelisting” of devicesoSimple to deploy and configure centrally

•Primary use cases for Gateway v1oConnect IP-enabled devices with OS not supported by Pertino, oroConnect IP-enabled devices that cannot run Pertino OS by IT

department mandateoFront-end data center services and VMsoSupport managed device deploymentsoSelect branch deploymentsoExamples include security cameras, IP-KVM switches, printers,

copiers, and so on

•Performance and limitationsoUp to 200Mbps, more than Cisco ASA oV1 supports only inbound connections (WAN side)oOne Gateway allowed per subnet

Pertino Gateway – Step by Step

Click on “Gateways” if not already selected

Click the green "Create Gateway" button on the "Add a Gateway" screen

Enter a name for your Gateway in the "Name your Gateway" field

Select a Linux client you want to operate in Gateway mode

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Creating your Pertino Gateway

Select "Create Gateway”

Your new Gateway will be displayed

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Adding individual devices to the Pertino Gateway

Click the "plus" (+) sign next to your Gateway (you can add individual devices or import a list of devices in CSV format)

• Three input fields display:> Hostname> Assign a custom name > IP Address.

• Enter the hostname of the device you want to associate to the Gateway

• Enter the "Assign a custom name”> This is a field for a custom description

• Enter the IP address of the device you want to associate with the Gateway

You may enter additional devices by clicking the "plus" sign multiple times.

• Click “Save and Add Resources” and the resource will be displayed in the panel immediately below

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Adding multiple devices to the Pertino Gateway

You can add multiple devices in CSV format by clicking the "Upload" icon

A file browser will display requesting the CSV-formatted file to upload Click “Save and Add Resources” and the resource will be displayed in the panel immediately below.

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Confirming Devices

You can confirm devices have been added to the Gateway by navigating to DeviceView and selecting the device you have associated to the Gateway

By clicking on "More Details", notice that the device you have selected has been given a Pertino IP address

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Resources

Read the full User Guide for the Pertino GatewayPertino Gateway FAQsInstalling Pertino Gateway on AWSGet started with a Free Trial of Pertino

For Pertino customers, contact us at info@pertino.com or 408.354.3900 if you would like access to the Pertino Gateway.

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Pertino Gateway – Deployment Topologies

• Remote users can access files, applications and resources through the Gateway

• Gateways can be deployed in a public cloud VM to front-end multiple VMs or containers

• Gateways can be used to remotely manage servers and other devices within a branch