Deploy Service Connectors

Before you begin

Follow these recommendations:
Note

Note

If Secure Socket Layer(SSL) decryption is in use, the traffic will not pass through the service connector.
  • Packaged deployment: Recommended OS - Ubuntu 20.04 or higher
  • Dockerized deployment: Compatible with multiple operating systems; requires only Docker to be installed.
  • Port availability: If the connector and user are not in the same network, open the following ports for the inbound requests:
    • WireGuard Encryption Protocol: 51820
    • IPSEC Encryption Protocol: 500, 4500
    • Default Radius UDP Port: 1812, 1813
    • Default RADSEC Port: 2083
  • System Requirements for Packaged Deployment:Recommended OS - Ubuntu 20.04 or above
  • Dockerized Deployment:C-Supported Platform: amd64 compatible with multiple operating systems; requires only Docker to be installed. Ports Availability - If the connector and the user are in the same network, open the following ports for inbound requests:
    • WireGuard Encryption Protocol: 51820
    • IPSEC Encryption Protocol: 500, 4500
    • Default Radius UDP Port: 1812, 1813
    • Default RADSEC Port: 2083
  • Minimum hardware requirements: vCPU: 2 Ram: 4 GB

About this task

This task shows you how to deploy service connectors.

Procedure

  1. Select the Deploy Service Connector tab.
    If deploying a Service Connector out of onboarding, select Resources > Service Connectors from the navigation pain on the left.
  2. Select Deploy Service Connector > Private Hosted from the drop-down on the right.
    1. Read the Guidelines.
    2. Select Next to configure the connector.
      The Deploy Private Hosted Service Connector pop-up window displays.
    3. For the Connector Name, enter at least three alphanumeric characters
    4. Select an existing site or add a site for Associate Site.
    5. Enter a size for Set MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit).
      The MTU value is the maximum size of a data packet that an internet-connected device can accept in bytes. The MTU size ranges from 1300 to 1500 bytes.
    6. Select Next.
    7. Review your configuration.
    8. Select Deploy.
    9. Read the information and follow the deployment procedure for the service connector.
    10. Select Close.

Results

When deployment finishes, the service connector status turns green and displays Up.
Note

Note

Alternatively, you can verify the deployment status on your host machine.

sudo systemctl status servicename

Your enterprise applications and networks are now securely accessible to the service connector.

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