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MattBayliss
Beginner
Beginner

Alternate IP address for RSA AM 8.1.1

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We have an RSA AM 8.1.1 server with a LAN address and a NAT address.  The LAN IP address is configured in Access >> Authentication Agents >> Manage existing >> (Primary AM server).

 

I have added the NAT ip address in the Alternate IP Addresses field and generated new config files (Access >> Authentication Agents >> Generate Config Files).

 

I have installed RSA Authentication Agent 7.3.1 onto a Windows server and given it the sdconf.rec file I created earlier.  However, when I click on Control Center >> Server Environment only the Primary IP address is listed and the Alias field is blank.

 

How can I confirm that my sdconf.rec file contains the Alternate IP address field for the authentication manager server.

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BrianTwomey
Employee
Employee

Hi Matt,

 

 

You would want to configure the alternate iP address for the AM server in Secrity Console---Setup---System Settings--Alternative Instance IP Addresses (in the Advances Settings section):

 

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jeffshurtliff
Administrator Administrator
Administrator

Hi Matt,

 

I have moved this thread to the https://community.rsa.com/community/products/securid?sr=search&searchId=104df09a-f7ad-44db-8e6a-a29a9b01b990&searchIndex=0‌ community so that you can get an answer to your questions.

 

Thanks,
Jeff

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BrianTwomey
Employee
Employee

Hi Matt,

 

 

You would want to configure the alternate iP address for the AM server in Secrity Console---Setup---System Settings--Alternative Instance IP Addresses (in the Advances Settings section):

 

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EdwardDavis
Employee
Employee

Adding an alternate address to an agent does not change the sdconf.rec file. It only means the RSA server

will recognize traffic from [any alternate address listed] as belonging to that specific agent.

 

As Brian indicated, you can change a system setting to give an alternate address for the RSA server, for

the agent to send traffic to (in my example 2.3.4.5) and I would expect a device at 2.3.4.5 to forward

the authentication to the actual RSA server address 10.101.99.150 hidden behind 2.3.4.5

 

anyhow I made this change and put in a new sdconf.rec and immediately the alias pops up.

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MattBayliss
Beginner
Beginner

Thanks for the replies, seems I was adding the alternate IP address in the wrong place.

 

I have corrected this now and the alternate address does show correctly as Edwards second screenshot shows.  However my Agents still seem to be sending data to the primary IP address rather than the alternate.  I will open a separate thread for this.

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