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Stunnel configuration example using Telnet (view source)
Revision as of 06:48, 17 November 2022
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Firstly, enable local telnet access at port 23, Go to '''System → Administration → Access Control'''
Firstly, enable local telnet access at port 23, Go to '''System → Administration → Access Control'''
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Then, navigate to '''Services → VPN → Stunnel''', and configure the router,
Then, navigate to '''Services → VPN → Stunnel''', and configure the router,
* Add new instance, give any new configuration name,
* Add new instance, give any new configuration name,
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* You will be directed to stunnel configuration,
* You will be directed to stunnel configuration,
Insert Certificate File : server.cert.pem and server.key.pem
Insert Certificate File : server.cert.pem and server.key.pem
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Note: You can download the certificate file from '''System → administration → Certificates'''.
Note: You can download the certificate file from '''System → administration → Certificates'''.
* Then, navigate to the menu '''Network → Firewall → Traffic Rules''' and add new instance or edit telnet instance.
* Then, navigate to the menu '''Network → Firewall → Traffic Rules''' and add new instance or edit telnet instance.
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You will be navigated to the configuration page, enable it and ''save and apply'' the rule.
You will be navigated to the configuration page, enable it and ''save and apply'' the rule.
Choose the latest win64 installer.exe and install.
Choose the latest win64 installer.exe and install.
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* Install only Stunnel.exe deamon, you can skip openssl.exe.
* Install only Stunnel.exe deamon, you can skip openssl.exe.
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==Testing Results==
==Testing Results==