[ZTA] Applications/Networks

This article helps you to configure a new network-based application in the Safous ZTA environment

To create a network-based application, you need administrator privileges to configure your environment, including adding applications. Please refer to the following knowledge base articles about the access: Login to Admin Portal

Page of network-based applications:

  1. Go to the Settings > ZTNA.
  2. In Applications, choose Networks.

Several columns and buttons will appear as follows:

(1) New Network: Click this button to register a new network application.

(2) Search field: Search for a network application by its name.

(3) Status: Shows the status of the application, whether it is on (enabled) or off (not enabled).

(4) Name: Shows the name of the network application.

(5) FQDN/IP Address/CIDR: Shows all the FQDN/IP address/CIDR of the network application.

(6) TCP Ports: Shows the list of TCP ports to be opened and accessed for the application. Can be defined with a port range, or use a comma (,) as a delimiter.

(7) UDP Ports: Shows the list of UDP ports to be opened and accessed for the application. Can be defined with a port range, or use a comma (,) as a delimiter.

(8) Category: Shows the list of categories associated with the network application.

(9) Expand/Shrink Button: A '+' button to expand and a '–' button to shrink the network application's detailed information.

Clicking the + button will show several configuration parameters as follows:

(1) Edit button: Allow modification of the network application's configuration.

(2) Delete button: Delete the network application.

The following parameters also need to be defined during a new network application registration:

(3) Name: Name of the network application.

(4) FQDN/IP Address/CIDR: Address of the application. Enter a new line as a delimiter for each address.

(5) Site: Select the list of sites where the application should be published and accessed.

(6) TCP Ports: Define the list of TCP ports to be opened and accessed for the application. Can be defined with a port range, or use a comma (,) as a delimiter.

(7) UDP Ports: Define the list of UDP ports to be opened and accessed for the application. Can be defined with a port range, or use a comma (,) as a delimiter.

(8) Category: Select the list of categories to associate with the application.

(9) Policies (Condition and Action): Define the policy to be applied to the application.

  • Accounts: Define the entities that should be applied to the policy.
  • Condition: Select the access condition that should apply to the policy from the list of available conditions.
  • Action: Select the configuration that should apply to the policy for the network application from the list of available actions.

(10) Status: Set the status of the policy. Toggle on to enable, toggle off to disable