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Agent

In this page you can update your agent and endpoint configurations.

1 - Agents

Navigate to: Agent >> Agents

You can add your endpoints and map with a public domain you can also configure headers, authentication for your endpoints.

Add an agent

To add new agent details, go to Agent >> Agents and click on Add

add_agent

  • Enter a name for the agent
  • If you plan to use different end-to-end encryption certificate, select a provider. default provider letsencrypt.
  • under the endpoint click on Add an item
  • on the Name field add a name for your reference
  • click on Update under Configuration and follow endpoint configuration

Endpoint Configuration

add_endpoint

  • Select a endpoint type. default End-to-End
  • Add a subdomain to access this endpoint
  • if you plan to add additional layer of security to your service, select a authentication provider
  • On the LAN configuration enter your endpoint/service url
  • Click on Update and click on Save

Now under the agents your newly created agent will be listed.

2 - Agent Token

Navigate to: Agent >> Agent Token

To connect your agent to the lan2wan server, you need a agent name, token and email.
Also you can regenerate your agent token on this page.

3 - Authentication Providers

Navigate to: Agent >> Authentication Providers

Authentication providers gives additional security to your endpoint. On a successful authentication allows access to your local endpoint. Different type of authentication supports are available.

  • Basic Authentication
  • Native Authentication Page
  • Token Authentication
  • OAuth2 Proxy

To add a authentication provider, Navigate to authentication provide page and click on Add

Basic Authentication

When you access your endpoint with a basic authentication, you will get a authentication popup on your browser.

basic authentication

Native Authentication Page

When you access your endpoint with a Native authentication page, you will be redirected to a login page. on successful authentication you will be landed into your endpoint.

native authentication

Token Authentication

You have to include the generated token on your url as a header or query parameter.

token authentication

OAuth2 Proxy

When you access your endpoint with OAuth2 proxy, you will be redirected to OAuth2 proxy login page. As a pre request you should have configured oauth2 proxy

oauth2 proxy