When creating multiple SSL VPN Policies on Cyberoam, you may want to assign different Hosts to each SSL VPN Policy. Hosts may represent Server (s), AP (s), Switches, DVR (s)... etc.
For Example, lets say that you have an outsourcing company that requires an SSL connection in order to work remotely, and its work will be limited to a host named: Failover Cluster. They do not need access to all of your network hosts. When creating the SSL policy to the outsourcing company, you need to define the (Tunnel Access Settings) for that SSL Policy.
To do so: login to Cyberoam, Go to: VPN, SSL, click on the (Policy) Tab, then choose the policy which you created to that outsource company, (e.g: ABC Outsourcing Co.), as below:
From the: Tunnel Access Settings Section, and from the Available Hosts/Networks, you can choose the host(s) which can be accessed by the user whom you have assigned the (SSL VPN Policy) to them in their account. Each host you choose is automatically transferred to the (Selected Hosts/Networks) Tab. You can remove the selected host - if you want - by simply clicking the small (x) mark next to it. Click Ok and that's it!
Now, each time a user who have been assigned the SSL VPN Policy (ABC Outsourcing Co.) in their account on Cyberoam, can access the host named: Failover Cluster Only!
Ofcourse, you can add as many hosts as you want in Cyberoam by clicking on Objects, Hosts and then add.
Best Regard
Abed Jaber
For Example, lets say that you have an outsourcing company that requires an SSL connection in order to work remotely, and its work will be limited to a host named: Failover Cluster. They do not need access to all of your network hosts. When creating the SSL policy to the outsourcing company, you need to define the (Tunnel Access Settings) for that SSL Policy.
To do so: login to Cyberoam, Go to: VPN, SSL, click on the (Policy) Tab, then choose the policy which you created to that outsource company, (e.g: ABC Outsourcing Co.), as below:
Now, each time a user who have been assigned the SSL VPN Policy (ABC Outsourcing Co.) in their account on Cyberoam, can access the host named: Failover Cluster Only!
Ofcourse, you can add as many hosts as you want in Cyberoam by clicking on Objects, Hosts and then add.
Best Regard
Abed Jaber
helpful info!
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