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--- userdoc:system-config [2014/07/06 08:42]
abelbeck [Network Services]
+++ userdoc:system-config [2016/12/02 19:07] (current)
abelbeck [Network Services]
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 Additionally, a local NTP server is automatically enabled to support local network devices and IP phones.
+!!Detailed Info ->!! **[[userdoc:tt_ntp_client_server|NTP Client/Server (chrony) Configuration]]**
 ===== SMTP Mail Relay =====
 {{:userdoc:system-config-smtp-relay.jpg?nolink|SMTP Mail Relay}}
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 !!Detailed Info ->!! **[[userdoc:tt-ldap-server|LDAP Server Configuration]]**
-!!Detailed Info ->!! **[[userdoc:tt-zabbix_monitoring|Zabbix Monitoring Configuration]]**
+!!Detailed Info ->!! **[[userdoc:tt_zabbix_monitoring|Zabbix Monitoring Configuration]]**
 {{:userdoc:system-config-http-https.jpg?nolink|HTTP/HTTPS}}
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     * IPsec Peers - Tunnel routed local and remote subnets using static IP addresses.
     * IPsec Mobile - Act as an IPsec server to allow remote IPsec client's with dynamic IP addresses to access selected network subnets.
+    * IPsec strongSwan - Act as an IPsec endpoint using strongSwan.
     * PPTP Server - Do not enable this server unless absolutely required for compatibility. Both OpenVPN and IPsec are more secure choices.
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 !!Detailed Info ->!! **[[userdoc:tt_ipsec_vpn_apple_ios|IPsec VPN Configuration]]**
-!!Note ->!! VPN's require the Firewall to be enabled, and each have associated firewall plugins that will be automatically enabled.
+!!Detailed Info ->!! **[[userdoc:tt_ipsec_vpn_strongswan|IPsec VPN (strongSwan) Configuration]]**
+!!Note ->!! VPN's require the Firewall to be enabled, and each have associated firewall plugins that will be automatically enabled.
 ===== UPS Monitoring =====
 {{:userdoc:system-config-ups.jpg?nolink|UPS Monitoring}}