Figure 8.8 Add Application
2. In this example we are going to add Microsoft Outlook Web Access 2007
Web Application. Click Next. In the wizard (Figure 8.9), name the application
???OWA 2007???. You can specify whether all users are authorized and you can
set endpoint policies. Click Next.
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3. Add the name of the internal exchange server, choose port numbers (Figure 8.10).
Figure 8.9 Application Setup
Figure 8.10 Web Servers
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4. Choose the Authentication Servers (Figure 8.11).
Figure 8.11 Authentication
5. Add the link to the portal and toolbar and click Finish (see Figure 8.12).
Figure 8.12 Portal Link
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Figure 8.13 shows a typical list of Web portal published applications. From this
window the SSL VPN administrator can add or remove applications. This window is
also where the sort order for applications listed on the Web portal can be chosen.
Figure 8.13 List of Published Applications
Limiting Applications on Subnets
Figure 8.14 shows where the SSL VPN administrator can restrict any of the applications
made available on the SSL VPN Web portal so that only servers within the defi ned subnets
are enabled for use from the Web portal. Once the trunk is activated and an end user
requests a URL from the Web portal, the fi lter will fi rst check the URL against the
application list.
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