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7.2.2

ZTNA server configurations

ZTNA server configurations

Using the same ZTNA server object from the previous sections, define a new HTTPS server mapping for the Web servers.

To add the server mapping from GUI:
  1. Under Policy & Objects > ZTNA, go to the ZTNA Servers tab. Edit the ZTNA Webserver object.

  2. Under Services/servers mapping, click Create new.

  3. For Finance server web access, input the following and click OK:

    Service HTTPS
    Virtual Host Specify
    Match By Substring
    Host

    zwebserver.ztnademo.com

    Use certificate
  4. ztna-wildcard

  5. Servers
    1. Enable Load balancing and select Round Robin.

    2. Click Create New to create a mapping to Webserver1, input the following, and click OK:

    • Type: IP

    • IP: 10.88.0.3

    • Port: 9443

    • Status: Active

  6. Click Create New to create a mapping to Webserver2, input the following, and click OK:

    • Type: IP

    • IP: 10.88.0.4

    • Port: 9443

    • Status: Active

  7. Click OK to finish.

ZTNA server configurations

Using the same ZTNA server object from the previous sections, define a new HTTPS server mapping for the Web servers.

To add the server mapping from GUI:
  1. Under Policy & Objects > ZTNA, go to the ZTNA Servers tab. Edit the ZTNA Webserver object.

  2. Under Services/servers mapping, click Create new.

  3. For Finance server web access, input the following and click OK:

    Service HTTPS
    Virtual Host Specify
    Match By Substring
    Host

    zwebserver.ztnademo.com

    Use certificate
  4. ztna-wildcard

  5. Servers
    1. Enable Load balancing and select Round Robin.

    2. Click Create New to create a mapping to Webserver1, input the following, and click OK:

    • Type: IP

    • IP: 10.88.0.3

    • Port: 9443

    • Status: Active

  6. Click Create New to create a mapping to Webserver2, input the following, and click OK:

    • Type: IP

    • IP: 10.88.0.4

    • Port: 9443

    • Status: Active

  7. Click OK to finish.