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    • Administration Guide

    Home FortiAuthenticator 6.5.4 Administration Guide
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    Zero trust tunnels

    Zero trust tunnels

    To view the list of zero trust tunnels, go to System > Network > Zero Trust Tunnels. Zero trust tunnels can be created, edited, and deleted as required.

    The following information is shown:

    Create New

    Select to create a new zero trust tunnel.

    Delete

    Select to delete the selected zero trust tunnel.

    Edit

    Select to edit the selected zero trust tunnel.

    Reset table column widths

    Select the reset icon to reset the table column widths to default.
    To create a new zero trust tunnel:
    1. In the zero trust tunnel list, select Create New.

      The Create New Zero Trust Tunnel window opens.

    2. Edit the following settings as required.

      Name

      The name of the zero trust tunnel.

      URL

      The IP/FQDN and port number for the ZTNA server, e.g., https://fac.school.net:8443/.

      Client certificate

      From the dropdown, select a certificate that is used to authenticate to the ZTNA server. See Local CAs.

    3. Select Save to create the new zero trust tunnel.

    See Configuring a zero trust tunnel example.

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    Zero trust tunnels

    Zero trust tunnels

    To view the list of zero trust tunnels, go to System > Network > Zero Trust Tunnels. Zero trust tunnels can be created, edited, and deleted as required.

    The following information is shown:

    Create New

    Select to create a new zero trust tunnel.

    Delete

    Select to delete the selected zero trust tunnel.

    Edit

    Select to edit the selected zero trust tunnel.

    Reset table column widths

    Select the reset icon to reset the table column widths to default.
    To create a new zero trust tunnel:
    1. In the zero trust tunnel list, select Create New.

      The Create New Zero Trust Tunnel window opens.

    2. Edit the following settings as required.

      Name

      The name of the zero trust tunnel.

      URL

      The IP/FQDN and port number for the ZTNA server, e.g., https://fac.school.net:8443/.

      Client certificate

      From the dropdown, select a certificate that is used to authenticate to the ZTNA server. See Local CAs.

    3. Select Save to create the new zero trust tunnel.

    See Configuring a zero trust tunnel example.

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