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Table 26: Configuring Custom Web Applications Resource Profile
Details
(continued)
Your Action Function Option
Select one of the following
options:
• Allow Socket
Access
—Allows Java
applets to connect to the
servers (and optionally
ports) in the resource list.
• Deny Socket
Access
—Prevents Java
applets from connecting to
the servers (and optionally
ports) in the resource list.
Allows or denies Java applets
to connect to the servers Action
Select the Sign Java applets
with uploaded code-signing
certificate(s)
check box to
enable this option.
Resigns the specified
resources using the uploaded
certificate. Sign Java applets with
uploaded code-signing
certificate(s)
Autopolicy: Rewriting Options > Passthrough Proxy tab
Enter the hostname. Specifies the hostname alias
for the application server.
When the Secure Access
device receives a client request
for the application server
hostname alias, it forwards the
request to the specified
application server port in the
Base URL box. Use virtual hostname
Enter the port in the range
11,000-11,099. Specifies a unique Secure
Access device port in the range
11,000-11,099. Use IVE port
Select the Rewrite XML tab
check box to enable this
option.
Allows Secure Access device
to rewrite URLs contained
within XML content. If this
option is disabled, the Secure
Access device passes the XML
content “as is” to the server. Rewrite XML
Select the Rewrite external
links check box to enable this
option.
Allows Secure Access device
to rewrite all the URLs
presented to the proxy. If this
option is disabled, the Secure
Access device rewrites only
those URLs where the
hostname is configured as part
of the passthrough proxy
policy. Rewrite external links
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Chapter 9: Configuring Secure Access Resource Profiles