Full details of how to configure a VCS Control
and VCS Expressway as traversal client and
server respectively are given in the following
pages. However, the basic steps are:

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Ensure the VCS Control has been
configured with an Authentication

username and Authentication password to use
as its External Registration Credentials. These
can be added or edited via

VCS Configuration >

Authentication > Configuration

(or by clicking on

the

Edit Authentication Username/Password

link in the Edit Zone page for an existing
Traversal Client Zone).

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On the VCS Expressway, create a
Traversal Server Zone (this represents

the incoming connection from the VCS Control).
In the

Client authentication username

field,

enter the VCS Control’s Authentication
username.

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On the VCS Expressway, add the VCS
Control’s authentication username and

password as credentials in the authentication
database. These can be added or edited via

VCS Configuration > Authentication > Local
Database

, or by clicking on the

Add/Edit Local

Authentication Database

link in the Edit Zone

page.

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On the VCS Control, create a Traversal
Client Zone (this represents the

connection to the VCS Expressway). Enter the
VCS Expressway’s IP address or FQDN in the

Primary address

field.



On the VCS Control, configure all the

modes

and

ports

in the Protocol section

to match identically those of the Traversal
Server Zone on the VCS Expressway.

Overview

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VCS Expressway (Server)

VCS Control (Client)