This version, 1.3 40bit, of Roxen^TM Challenger is distributed under GNU's General Public License version 2. You should have recived a copy of the GPL License in the file "GPL" with your copy of Roxen^TM Challenger. We have chosen to make a restriction, in accordance to section 8 of the license, that Roxen^TM Challenger 1.3 may not be distributed to or used in the United States of America since it contains an implementation of the RSA patent (U.S. Patent No, 4,405,829).

Sweden has export control laws governing export of cryptographic software (SFS 1991:341 with additions, where SFS 1994:2060 is particularly important). It is clear that these laws cover physical export of software but it is not clear whether these laws also cover electronic distribution. 'The Inspection for Strategic Products' (Inspektionen för strategiska produkter tel: +46-(0)8-406 31 00) is the agency handling export control issues. Please note that these laws are currently being revised. We do not advise anyone to bring with him, distribute or export this software outside of Sweden, without being fully aware of the possible legal consequences.

Pressing one of the tabs at the top of the page will select that section of the configuation interface. Pressing the selected button will focus on the top node of that part of the interface.

It will probably make sense once you try it. You can always see where in the configuration interface you are by looking at the grey statusrow at the top of the page.

There are usually one or more buttons at the bottom of the page, to do things that do not fit nicely in the 'node with subnodes' methaphore, like adding a new virtual server, unfolding/folding more than one node at the time etc, at the top or bottom of the configuration interface.

Some buttons, like the 'add a new module' button are only available in certain nodes (when a node of a certain type has been focused).