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Support for client-server apps
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Terminate active user sessions and add users to the disabled user list
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Adaptive access and security controls for Web, TCP, and SaaS applications
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Route tables to resolve conflicts resulting from same related domains
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Reserved CIDR addresses for the TCP and UDP servers
Admins can configure reserved CIDR IP addresses for the TCP/UDP servers. These IP addresses are shared in the DNS response instead of the actual IP address during DNS resolution.
The following are the allowed reserved CIDR IP address ranges:
- 10.0.0.0/8
- 172.16.0.0/12
- 192.168.0.0/16
Note:
Ensure that the reserved IP addresses do not conflict with the following:
- IP address configured for TCP/UDP applications at the customer resource location.
- Network subnet of the client machines.
Configure reserved CIDR IP addresses
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Click Settings, and then click Global Configuration.
- In Reserved Network Subnet for Secure Access Agent, click Manage.
- In IP CIDR, enter the private IP address range.
- Click Save.
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