Deploying SSL VPN on a Sangfor NGAF involves several configuration steps. It's crucial to follow the official Sangfor documentation for detailed instructions specific to your NGAF model and software version. However, I can provide a general overview of the process:

Prerequisites:

    Ensure you have a valid SSL VPN license activated on your Sangfor NGAF.
    Have the necessary administrative privileges to configure the device.

Steps:

    Deployment Mode:
        Access the Sangfor NGAF web interface and navigate to System > Network > Deployment.
        Choose the appropriate deployment mode for your network (e.g., Gateway mode for routing traffic).

    Network Configuration:
        Configure external and internal interfaces based on your network layout.
        Create a SNAT rule to enable the NGAF to access the internet on behalf of LAN users and server (if necessary).

    SSL VPN Server Configuration:
        Navigate to System > SSL VPN Options > General > Login.
        Configure login ports, WebAgent settings, and other general options.

    User and Resource Management:
        Create SSL VPN users with appropriate authentication methods (e.g., local user, RADIUS).
        Define resources that users can access through the VPN (e.g., specific IP addresses, subnets).

    Policy Set and Access Control:
        Create policy sets to define access rules for different user groups or resources.
        Configure remote server settings if connecting to external resources through the VPN.

    Endpoint Security (Optional):
        Configure endpoint security settings to enforce security policies on user devices connecting through the VPN (e.g., antivirus, anti-malware).

    Client Download and Configuration:
        Download and install the SSL VPN client on user devices.
        Configure the client with the NGAF server address, login credentials, and other relevant settings.

Deploying SSL VPN on a Sangfor NGAF involves several configuration steps. It's crucial to follow the official Sangfor documentation for detailed instructions specific to your NGAF model and software version. However, I can provide a general overview of the process:

Prerequisites:

    Ensure you have a valid SSL VPN license activated on your Sangfor NGAF.
    Have the necessary administrative privileges to configure the device.

Steps:

    Deployment Mode:
        Access the Sangfor NGAF web interface and navigate to System > Network > Deployment.
        Choose the appropriate deployment mode for your network (e.g., Gateway mode for routing traffic).

    Network Configuration:
        Configure external and internal interfaces based on your network layout.
        Create a SNAT rule to enable the NGAF to access the internet on behalf of LAN users and server (if necessary).

    SSL VPN Server Configuration:
        Navigate to System > SSL VPN Options > General > Login.
        Configure login ports, WebAgent settings, and other general options.

    User and Resource Management:
        Create SSL VPN users with appropriate authentication methods (e.g., local user, RADIUS).
        Define resources that users can access through the VPN (e.g., specific IP addresses, subnets).

    Policy Set and Access Control:
        Create policy sets to define access rules for different user groups or resources.
        Configure remote server settings if connecting to external resources through the VPN.

    Endpoint Security (Optional):
        Configure endpoint security settings to enforce security policies on user devices connecting through the VPN (e.g., antivirus, anti-malware).

    Client Download and Configuration:
        Download and install the SSL VPN client on user devices.
        Configure the client with the NGAF server address, login credentials, and other relevant settings.