What You Defined with the Basic PeSIT Configuration Scenario
Creating connections between PeSIT nodes when routing them through Secure Proxy requires that you organize information about the PeSIT nodes in a policy, a netmap, and an adapter definition. You created these items when you defined the basic PeSIT configuration. The next step is to test the configuration to ensure that the connections work. Before you test the configuration, be sure that:
- The Sterling Connect:Express SNODE server has a definition in its partner's directory for the Sterling Connect:Express or PeSIT PNODE. The definition must use the IP address of the Secure Proxy server. The local name must be the SNODE name.
- The Sterling Connect:Express PNODE server has a definition in its partner's directory for the Sterling Connect:Express or PeSIT SNODE, using the IP address and port of the Secure Proxy server. The local name must be the PNODE name.
Refer to Test the PeSIT Connectionsfor information about testing the PeSIT proxy configuration outlined in this scenario.
As you add complexity to your security configurations using the procedures in the remaining scenarios, you modify the basic configuration to configure more complex authentication and certificate validation measures.