Note: For
security reasons, a keyfile can only be used once.
Procedure
In Config Tool, sign in to the remote system.
Open the System task, and click the Roles
view.
Click Add an entity
> Reverse Tunnel.
On the Specific info page, enter the keyfile for this
tunnel.
Do one of the following:
If the keyfile was copied to the clipboard, paste it into the Tunnel
keyfile field.
Click Select file (), browse for the keyfile,
and click Open.
The tunnel site name and the time it was created are displayed.
Confirm that you have the correct name and click Next.
If you used the wrong keyfile, click Clear () and try again.
(Optional) Enter the role name and description.
The default role name is Reverse Tunnel. If multiple hosts
federate this site, choose a different name for each host.
Click Next
> Create
> Close.
The Reverse Tunnel role is created. It takes a few seconds for the role to
connect to the Reverse Tunnel Server role on the Federation host.
(Optional) Click the Properties tab and select an
Encryption option.
Important: By default, connections to a Security Center
SaaS Federation host require encryption.
Encrypt
Encrypt video in transit from the remote site to the Federation host.
Prefer encryption
Encrypt video in transit if both the remote site and the Federation host support
TLS. Use this option if you are not certain of the capabilities of the Federation
host.
Do not encrypt
Do not encrypt video in transit. Only use this option if the video is encrypted
through other methods.
(Optional) Turn on the Create agents on role servers
option.
By default, servers hosting Directory, Media Router, and Redirector roles all require
internet access for reverse tunneling.
When this option is enabled, only servers listed
on the Resources need outbound internet access for reverse
tunneling.
(Optional) Click the Resources tab and configure failover for
the Reverse Tunnel role.