Editing the default virtual destination

After you configure the default open ID, the next step is to edit the default virtual destination to contain your host information.

1. Select the MYHOST virtual destination.
2. Click the Edit selected Destination icon. Or you can double-click MYHOST.
   The Edit Virtual Destination dialog opens.
3. Edit the following information:

   Virtual destination id

   The name of the virtual destination being configured. It is used to link to a connection point.

   Destination IP address

   You must click Edit IP Address to define the IP address. The Network Edit Address dialog opens. In the FQDN/IP Addr field, type the IP address, in dotted notation or symbolic destination machine name, of a host.

   Note: When using a QPlex server as a gateway, use the IP Address of the QPlex server.

   You can also select one of the following options:

   • Use IPv4 Only

   • Prefer IPv4

   • Use IPv6 Only

   • Prefer IPv6

   • Accept first address found

   IP Port Id

   This text box contains the port address to the host. This number is normally 23.

   Connection Type

   Select the connection type:

   • TP0 to HLC, or through DCP as IP router

   • TP0 to a DCP as a DCA TS

     • Use as Default destination

   • Host Gateway Server

   SSL Options

   • Enable Host Authentication: Enables host authentication.

     • Enable Encryption: Enables encryption.

     • Alternate Principal Name: Type a valid address in this field to use to validate the server certificate.

       When a host site's server certificate's Common Name (CN) or AltSubjectName does not match the address used to connect to the host, a certificate error occurs, stating that the host address does not match the common name. If it is not possible to connect to the host address listed in the certificate, the address from the certificate can be typed into the Alternate Principal Name field. This address, rather than the host connection address, is used to validate the server certificate.

4. Click OK to exit the dialog.
5. Click Save and Close to exit the UTS Host Connections dialog and return to the Edit Screen Settings dialog.