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-  ​* Right-click tree structure on the left of "​Routing and Remote Access"​ console, select "​Properties"​ from the pop-up menu.+ * Right-click tree structure on the left of "​Routing and Remote Access"​ console, select "​Properties"​ from the pop-up menu.
    
  
-  ​* In the "​Properties"​ window, click "​Security"​ tab, click "​Authentication Methods…",​ the dialogbox "​Authentication Methods"​ will pop up, as the following shows:\\  + * In the "​Properties"​ window, click "​Security"​ tab, click "​Authentication Methods…",​ the dialogbox "​Authentication Methods"​ will pop up, as the following shows:​\\ ​
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   * Select"​Extensible authentication protocol (EAP)"​. Extensible Authentication Protocol is the improvements method of traditional user name and password authentication. Smart card user authentication belongs to Extensible Authentication Protocol.   * Select"​Extensible authentication protocol (EAP)"​. Extensible Authentication Protocol is the improvements method of traditional user name and password authentication. Smart card user authentication belongs to Extensible Authentication Protocol.
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   * Click "​OK",​ and close "​Authentication Methods"​ dialogbox.   * Click "​OK",​ and close "​Authentication Methods"​ dialogbox.
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   * Click "​OK",​ close "​Routing and Remote Access Properties"​ dialogbox.   * Click "​OK",​ close "​Routing and Remote Access Properties"​ dialogbox.
    
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   * Right-click the new user, select "​Properties",​ select "​Dial-in"​ page. In "​Network Access Permission"​ item select "Allow access"​ and then click OK, as shown below. ​   * Right-click the new user, select "​Properties",​ select "​Dial-in"​ page. In "​Network Access Permission"​ item select "Allow access"​ and then click OK, as shown below. ​
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 Note: After these operations, users can apply for certificate that is used for authentication.Keep in mind that you must use the user you just set to apply for certificate. ​ Note: After these operations, users can apply for certificate that is used for authentication.Keep in mind that you must use the user you just set to apply for certificate. ​
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   * Insert eJavaToken into computer (Make sure that PKI applet has been already in eJavaToken).   * Insert eJavaToken into computer (Make sure that PKI applet has been already in eJavaToken).
    
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   * Open Internet Explorer, enter the url set in  previous step, which is used to issue smart card certificate (e.g. 192.168.50.96/​certsrv/​certrqma.asp),​ press Enter.   * Open Internet Explorer, enter the url set in  previous step, which is used to issue smart card certificate (e.g. 192.168.50.96/​certsrv/​certrqma.asp),​ press Enter.
    
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   * On Advanced Certificate Request page,  select "​Smartcard User" for Certificate Template option,​select "​EnterSafe ePass2003 CSP v1.0" for CSP option, then click Submit.   * On Advanced Certificate Request page,  select "​Smartcard User" for Certificate Template option,​select "​EnterSafe ePass2003 CSP v1.0" for CSP option, then click Submit.
    
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   * Follow the prompts, select "​Install this certificate"​ and click "​Ok"​ until the certificate is installed successfully.   * Follow the prompts, select "​Install this certificate"​ and click "​Ok"​ until the certificate is installed successfully.
    
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   * If "This CA is not trusted"​ appears, please follow the prompts to add this CA into trust list.   * If "This CA is not trusted"​ appears, please follow the prompts to add this CA into trust list.
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 ====VPN client configuration==== ====VPN client configuration====
 Client configuration is completed on client computer. Take Win7 as an example. Client configuration is completed on client computer. Take Win7 as an example.
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   * Firstly, make sure that eJava Token with certificate inside has been already inserted into computer.   * Firstly, make sure that eJava Token with certificate inside has been already inserted into computer.
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