During the setup process, select the public host name, external IP address of the
portal, and the ports used. Next, setup authentication by choosing the appropriate
certifi cate for this application and pointing to the actual application server with an
optional path to the application. Then set up optional application authentication and,
lastly, the endpoint policies.
Portal Trunk
An HTTP or HTTPS trunk has incoming and outgoing channels, allowing for bidirectional
data fl ow. Unlike the other trunks a portal trunk is a one-to-many connection, where the
same IP address is used to access multiple applications. It can be used to enable Web
and non-Web applications, generic and out-of-the-box applications.
To create a portal trunk:
1. In IAG, right-click HTTPS Connections and choose New Trunk. From the
options, choose Portal Trunk, and click Next.
2. Give the trunk a name and enter the Public Hostname/IP address of the
Web portal. Add the IP address of the external Web site and choose which
port you want to use for HTTP and HTTPS.
3. Select Servers for Session Authentication, click Add, and set up the needed
type of authentication. During this process, select whether end users will
need to authenticate only once or for each selected server.
4. Confi gure the Server Certifi cate by choosing the certifi cate that will secure
the SSL Web portal. For the certifi cate to show in this window, it must be
issued to the IAG server.
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