Adding An Application Proxy - Billion BiGuard S10 Administration Manual

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Adding an application proxy

QUESTION: How do I add an application proxy for remote users?
ANSWER: You can add applications proxies through the SSL VPN Group/Application menu.
Example:
You want to add an FTP application to the BiGuard group. Follow these instructions:
1. Click SSL VPN → User Access → Group/Application.
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) - File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Proxy access to
an FTP server on the internal network, or any other network segment that
can be reached by the SSL VPN, including the Internet. The remote user
communicates with the BiGuard S10 Series by HTTPS then FTP allows
users with appropriate permissions to upload, download, or create folders in
a similar fashion to an FTP client.
Telnet (Java) - A Java based telnet client delivered through the remote
user's web-browser. The remote user can access the IP address specified
by the administrator of any accessible telnet server via an SSL VPN connec-
tion, the proxy then communicates between the user (over SSL) and the
server (using native telnet).
Secure Shell (SSH) - A Java based SSH client delivered through the
remote user's web-browser. The remote user can access the IP address
specified by the administrator of any accessible SSH server via an SSL VPN
connection, the proxy then communicates between the user (over SSL) and
the server (using native encrypted SSH).
Web (HTTP) - Web (HTTP) Proxy access to an HTTP server on the internal
network, or any other network segment that can be reached by the
BiGuard S10 Series. The remote user communicates with the BiGuard S10
Series by HTTPS (using an administrator predefined URL), which is
retrieved over HTTP by the SSL VPN, through URL request and
BiGuard S10 series will redirect the request to a https server in your net-
work. Web-application session authentication is supported, as are many
popular web applications or web email systems, including Microsoft Outlook
Web Access.
Secure Web (HTTPS) - Proxy access to an HTTPS server on the internal
network, or any other network segment that can be reached by the
BiGuard S10 Series. The remote user communicates with the BiGuard S10
Series by HTTPS (using an administrator predefined URL), which is
retrieved over HTTPS by the SSL VPN, unencrypted, through URL request
and BiGuard S10 series will redirect the request to a https server in your
network. Web-application session authentication is supported, as are many
popular web applications, including Microsoft Outlook Web Access.
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