Private Applications and Networks Configuration
Defining a Private Application
A private application is an application that is hosted on within a private datacenter or private cloud. Cisco+ Secure Connect enables organizations to provide secure policy-based access to this application via network based access (VPN) or via browser-based access (ZTNA).
Configuration Steps
- From the Secure Connect menu, navigate to Configure->Private Applications
- Look to the upper right hand corner, choose ADD and select Private Application
- Give your application a good descriptive Name and Description
- Select Network Based Access and/or Browser Based Access based on how the application will be accessed
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Network Based Access-Enter in an IP address or CIDR and specify the protocol and port. Click
to add addtional entries if needed
- Browser Based Access-Enter in an IP address and select the Port. If applicable, specify the Protocol, Server Name Indication (SNI), and enable/disable certificate validation (enabled is default)
- Scroll down to add the application to an Application Group (optional)
- Click Save
Per the resulting pop up, choose your next step
For additional information on network-based access policy rules, see Private Access Policies Configuration
For additional information on browser-based access policy rules, see