### iWAN Server Configuration Steps

Source: https://context7.com/panabit-software/sd-wan/llms.txt

Steps to configure the iWAN server at headquarters. This involves setting up the WAN interface, defining an address pool, creating authentication accounts, and enabling the iWAN service.

```bash
# Server Configuration Steps:
# 1. Configure WAN Interface - Bind public IP to the WAN interface
# 2. Set Address Pool - Define private IP range for client allocation
# 3. Create Authentication Account
#    Example credentials:
#    Username: test
#    Password: 123456
# 4. Enable iWAN Service - Bind authentication settings to the service
```

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### Create Linux Configuration Directory

Source: https://github.com/panabit-software/sd-wan/blob/main/README.md

Commands to create the necessary directory and configuration file for iWAN on Linux.

```bash
sudo mkdir /etc/sdwan
sudo vim /etc/sdwan/iwan.conf
```

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### iWAN Linux Client Configuration

Source: https://context7.com/panabit-software/sd-wan/llms.txt

Instructions for deploying and configuring the iWAN client on Linux systems. This includes creating a configuration directory, setting up the configuration file, and running the daemon.

```bash
# Create configuration directory
sudo mkdir /etc/sdwan

# Create configuration file
sudo vim /etc/sdwan/iwan.conf

# Configuration file contents:
[iwan0]
server=192.168.1.100        # iWAN server IP address or domain
username=test               # Login username
password=123456             # Account password
port=8443                   # Server port number
mtu=1400                    # Maximum transmission unit
encrypt=1                   # Encryption: 0=disabled, 1=enabled

# Upload and prepare the daemon
scp sdwand root@client-host:/root/

# Grant execution permission
chmod +x /root/sdwand

# Run the iWAN daemon in background
/root/sdwand &

# Verify the iwan0 interface is created with assigned IP
ifconfig iwan0

# Add static route for iWAN network segment
route add -net 10.0.0.0/24 dev iwan0
```

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### Grant Execution Permission

Source: https://github.com/panabit-software/sd-wan/blob/main/README.md

Command to make the sdwand binary executable.

```bash
chmod +x /root/sdwand
```

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### iWAN Mobile Client Configuration (Android/iOS)

Source: https://context7.com/panabit-software/sd-wan/llms.txt

Instructions for setting up the iwanClient app on Android and iOS devices. This includes download sources and entering connection parameters.

```text
# Mobile Client Settings (iwanClient App)

Server:    vpn.company.com  # IP address or domain of iWAN server
Port:      8443             # Port mapped to iWAN server
Username:  mobile_user      # iWAN login username
Password:  securepass123    # Corresponding password

# Android Installation:
# 1. Download iwanClient from https://download.panabit.com:9443/ecool.php
# 2. Install the APK
# 3. Open iwanClient and enter connection details
# 4. Tap Connect

# iOS Installation:
# 1. Download iwanClient from App Store
# 2. Open iwanClient and enter connection details
# 3. Tap Connect
```

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### iWAN Windows Client Configuration

Source: https://context7.com/panabit-software/sd-wan/llms.txt

Details for configuring the Windows iWAN client. This involves extracting the package and entering server connection details through the GUI.

```text
# Windows Client Settings (iWAN.exe)

Server:    192.168.1.100    # IP address or domain of iWAN server
Port:      8443             # Port mapped to iWAN server
Username:  test             # iWAN login username
Password:  123456           # Corresponding password

# Steps:
# 1. Extract the downloaded package
# 2. Double-click iWAN.exe to run
# 3. Enter server connection details
# 4. Click Connect to establish tunnel
```

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### Panabit Gateway Client Configuration

Source: https://context7.com/panabit-software/sd-wan/llms.txt

Steps to configure a Panabit appliance as a branch office client. This involves selecting iWAN as the connection type and entering server parameters.

```text
# Panabit Device Configuration Steps:

# 1. Navigate to WAN Configuration
#    Select "iWAN" as the WAN connection type

# 2. Enter iWAN Connection Parameters:
#    Server Address: 192.168.1.100
#    Port: 8443
#    Username: branch_office_01
#    Password: branch_secure_pass

# 3. Save and Apply Configuration
#    The device will automatically connect to headquarters

# 4. Configure Traffic Policies (Optional)
#    - Prioritize ERP/OA traffic
#    - Set bandwidth allocation for video conferencing
#    - Configure QoS for critical applications
```

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### Run iWAN Program

Source: https://github.com/panabit-software/sd-wan/blob/main/README.md

Command to execute the iWAN daemon in the background.

```bash
/root/sdwand &
```

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### Add Static Route

Source: https://github.com/panabit-software/sd-wan/blob/main/README.md

Command to route traffic through the iwan0 interface.

```bash
route add –net x.x.x.x/nn dev iwan0
```

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### Define iWAN Configuration File

Source: https://github.com/panabit-software/sd-wan/blob/main/README.md

The structure of the iwan.conf file required for Linux client operation.

```ini
[iwan0]
server=Server_IP
username=Login_Username
password=Password
port=Server_Port
mtu=Maximum_Transmission_Unit
encrypt=Encryption (0: No encryption, 1: Encrypted)
```

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