Netlock(tm) Release Notes

Copyright 1994-2002
by
NLAC
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NLAC.

If Licensee is a U.S. Government Agency, the software is
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defined in Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation
Supplement (DFARS) 252.227-7014 or Federal Acquisition
Regulation (FAR) 52.227-19, as applicable.  Netlock is a
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respective holders.

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  Netlock Technologies, Inc.
  3230 E. Imperial Hwy
  Ste. 250
  Brea, California 92821 U.S.A.

  Tel: 714.792.1888
  E-mail: support@netlock.com
  Web: http://www.netlock.com

This product contains the following:

Contains SSH IPSEC technology (pat. pending).  SSH is a
registered trademark of SSH Communications Security Ltd.
(http://www.ssh.fi)


NetLOCK(tm) Agent for Linux 2.2.x or Linux 2.4.x kernel 
Web Package Downloading and Installation Notes.
Updated 24-Apr-2002

INTRODUCTION
  This document describes how to download an installation
  package for the Contivity VPN Client for Linux and
  how to install the package on your host machine.

DOWNLOADING
  To download the Linux Contivity VPN Client package, click 
  on its package link and save the package in a place 
  convenient for you.

INSTALLING:

  1.  A web browser must be present on the host computer
      to use the Contivity VPN Client.

  2.  Copy the package to the host machine where you plan
      to install the Client.

  3.  PACKAGES NEEDED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF VPN CLIENT
    - Development packages need to be installed prior to 
      installing the Netlock Contivity VPN Client.  These include 
      the following RPM files (make, glibc and egcs) in addition 
      to any dependencies that are required.  These packages
      are usually already installed under normal circumstances
      for Linux OS's.
    - The kernel-headers-2.2.x package is needed if installing 
      on a system using the 2.2.x kernel.  The kernel-headers-2.4.x 
      package is needed if installing on a system using the 2.4.x
      kernel.
    - If RedHat 7.0 is being used, the kernel-source-2.2.x package
      needs to be installed.

  4.  The Contivity VPN Client is kernel dependent.  The package 
      contains source code that you will need to rebuild before 
      installing it on your host.  Make sure you have the kernel-headers 
      for your kernel version installed before you rebuild the package.  
      You can verify this by checking the UTS_RELEASE definition in
      the version*.h file in the /usr/src/linux/include/linux
      directory with the following command:

      # grep UTS_RELEASE /usr/src/linux/include/linux/version*.h

      To rebuild the package, use the following command at the 
      host that you intend to install the Client:
   
      # rpm --rebuild <directory>/nlcvc20l.src.rpm

      This command will rebuild Client and typically place the binary
      package in the /usr/src/<distributor>/RPMS/i386/ directory,
      where <distributor> is either RedHat, Turbo, or Openlinux.

      However, some systems place the binary package in a different
      directory.  To ensure the correct path where the binary package
      is located, after the package has been rebuild check for the 
      path in the "WROTE:" line that's displayed on the screen.

  5.  To install the package, use the following command:

      # rpm -i /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386/nleac-[version]-0.i386.rpm
      (This path depends on where the package has been placed)

  6.  Reboot the host or log out and back in to complete the 
      installation.

  7.  To de-install the package, use the following command:

      # rpm -e nleac
   
      Then, reboot the host or log out and back in to complete the 
      de-installation.