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Administrator User241 over 1 year ago

Is there a way to allow guest access via agentless while internal users can have access via agent at the same time?

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Tejas Kashyap over 1 year ago +1 suggested

Hello, Yes, this can be achieved by creating two separate ZTNA resources with different external FQDNs pointing to the same internal IP/FQDN and different user groups assigned to each of the resources…

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0 Tejas Kashyap over 1 year ago

Hello, Yes, this can be achieved by creating two separate ZTNA resources with different external FQDNs pointing to the same internal IP/FQDN and different user groups assigned to each of the resources.
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0 Administrator User241 over 1 year ago in reply to Tejas Kashyap

Ok, but if the resource is an external SaaS?
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0 Administrator User241 over 1 year ago in reply to Tejas Kashyap

Ok, but if the resource is an external SaaS?
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0 Tejas Kashyap over 1 year ago in reply to Administrator User241

The current concept of gating access to Saas applications like Salesforce or Dropbox is possible via an agent based approach only. It involves using an agent to route traffic to the gateway and whitelisting the WAN IP of the gateway in the Saas application. This would not be possible in the agent less approach.
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