Secure Mobile Access 12.4 Administration Guide

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Secure Mobile Access 12.4.3
Introduction
- About Secure Mobile Access
Installation
- Installation and Initial Setup
Management
- Working with Appliance Management Console
- User Management
Authentication
- Network and Authentication Configuration
Administration
- Security Administration
  - Creating and Managing Resources
    Resource Types
    Built-In Resources
    Secure Mobile Access WorkPlace (Resource Type: URL)
    Connect Tunnel (Resource Type: URL)
    Network Explorer (Resource Type: Network Share)
    Web Resources
    Client/Server Resources
    File Share Resources
    Resources and Resource Groups
    Viewing Resources and Resource Groups
    Adding Resources
    Example: Specifying a URL Alias
    Example: Blocking Email Attachments
    Example: Supporting Exchange on iPhones
    Example: Restricting Access to Sensitive Data
    Editing Resources
    Deleting Resources
    Configuring a Resource as a SharePoint Web Service
    Exclusions
    Using the Exclusions
    Using Variables in Resource and WorkPlace Shortcut Definitions
    Using Session Property Variables
    Using Query-Based Variables
    Creating a Resource Pointing to Users’ Remote Desktops
    Creating a WorkPlace Link Giving Users Access to Their Remote Desktops
    Creating a Variable Containing a Variable
    Modifying Query Results
    Displaying a Series of Shortcuts Using a Single Definition
    Creating and Managing Resource Groups
    Adding Resource Groups
    Example: Working with a URL Redirect
    Editing, Deleting and Copying Resource Groups
    Web Application Profiles
    Viewing Web Application Profiles
    Adding Web Application Profiles
    Preconfigured Web Application Profiles
    Web Application Profile Examples
    How Requests for Web Resources are Evaluated
    Associating one profile with an entire domain
    Editing and Deleting Web Application Profiles
    Configuring a Single Sign-On Authentication Server
    Forms-Based Single Sign-On
    Basic Authentication Forwarding
    NTLM Authentication Forwarding
    Creating Forms-Based Dynamic Single Sign-On Profiles
    Dynamic SSO Profile for Microsoft RDWeb
    Configuring Microsoft RD Web Access in AMC
    Creating Dynamic SSO Profile for Microsoft Remote Desktop Web Client
    Creating Web Application Profile
    Creating RDWeb URL resource with custom access
    Adding RDWeb in start page
    Dynamic SSO Profile for Citrix XenApp
    Configuring Citrix XenApp in AMC
    Creating Dynamic SSO Profile for Citrix XenApp
    Creating Web Application Profile
    Creating Citrix XenApp URL resource with custom access
    Adding Citrix Xenapp in start page
    Kerberos Constrained Delegation
    Configuring Kerberos Constrained Delegation
    Configuring SMA Support for Microsoft Outlook Anywhere
    Viewing User Sessions
  - Access Control Rules
    Configuring Access Control Rules
    Viewing Access Control Rules
    Access Control Rules for Bi-Directional Connections
    Requirements for Reverse and Cross-Connections
    Securing Application Ports for Reverse Connections
    Adding Access Control Rules for a Forward Connection
    Specifying Advanced Access Control Rule Attributes
    Adding Access Control Rules for a Reverse Connection
    Adding a Pair of Access Control Rules for a Cross-Connection
    Configuring Advanced Access Control Rule Attributes
    Access Methods and Advanced Options
    Adding Users and Resources From Within Access Control Rules
    Editing, Copying, and Deleting Access Control Rules
    Resolving Deny Rule Incompatibilities
    Resolving Invalid Destination Resources
    Invalid Resource Examples
- System Administration
End Point Control
Components
Mobile Connect
- Using SMA with Mobile Connect
Appendix
SonicWall Support
- About This Document

Tunnel Clients

The Secure Mobile Access tunnel clients provide secure access for TCP and UDP traffic; bi-directional traffic, such as remote Help Desk applications; cross-connections, such as VoIP applications; and reverse connections, such as SMS. The clients all provide network-level access to all resources, effectively making the user’s computer a node on your network:

OnDemand Tunnel agent is a browser-based, Web-activated agent.
Connect Tunnel client is a Web-installed client. Connect Tunnel may also be installed by an administrator with a file downloaded from AMC. The tunnel clients are managed from the AMC using the network tunnel service. Configuring this service to manage TCP/IP connections from the network tunnel clients requires setting up IP address pools that are used to allocate IP addresses to the clients.

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