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I want to provide Active directory acces through ZTNA gateway.

Sven Schwager

Hi!

I want to provide Active directory access through ZTNA gateway.

Is it possible to add port ranges to a ZTNA resource?

And do I need to use the External FQDN anywhere at the domain member ? Where?

Is it possible to use just "domain.local" for "internal FQDN" if using multiple domain controller?



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    I am also looking for a VPN replacement and was hoping to use ZTNA to redirect AD traffic for domain.local through the ZTNA gateway to the on-prem AD server. Is this possible?

    My other option is just to deploy Windows Always-On VPN.

  • 0 in reply to Jason Bristow

    That is actually not the use case of a ZTNA Product. ZTNA would likely have a Azure AD in place. Azure AD has it own mechanism to sync data to a client. 
    A ZTNA product is to keep the rest connected. 

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  • 0 in reply to Jason Bristow

    That is actually not the use case of a ZTNA Product. ZTNA would likely have a Azure AD in place. Azure AD has it own mechanism to sync data to a client. 
    A ZTNA product is to keep the rest connected. 

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