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Customise Connection Launcher page
I have set up an SSL VPN web portal for users to connect to and they will mostly be using the connection launcher to rdp or web to various servers.
Is there a way that I can customise the connection launcher page so that it only shows the users certain connection options such as URL, RDP and SSH.
Some users struggle with all of the connection options on the screen I thought about turning off connection launcher and just using bookmarks but given the number of different servers that different users connect to it might just be the same problem.
NSE 7 ATP3.0
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Check following features:
-realms
-personal bookmarks
Enable them in the Feature Visibility first.
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Hey,
If I understand correct, that would still require me configuring all of the rdp or https bookmarks or talking users through creating their own. What I want is to present them with a cut down quick connect launcher so they have limited connections options.
Example:
The quick connect page doesn't seem to be able to be edited though?
Cheers
NSE 7 ATP3.0
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I tried css and javascript in System > Replacement messages > SSL-VPN Portal Header , but wasn't able to hide some of the options. Since I only have limited time available I wasn't able to look into this any further... but someone else might :)
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Not sure if you've found an answer already, but:
# config vdom
# edit [VPN VDOM Name]
# config vpn ssl web portal
# edit full-access (or whichever portal you use)
# set allow-user-access web ssh rdp
# end
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tglake wrote:Not sure if you've found an answer already, but:
# config vdom
# edit [VPN VDOM Name]
# config vpn ssl web portal
# edit full-access (or whichever portal you use)
# set allow-user-access web ssh rdp
# end
Thanks!.
