Manual :
BIG-IP Access Policy Manager: Application Access
Applies To:
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BIG-IP APM
17.0.0
- What are app tunnels?
- About ACLs to control access from app tunnels
- Configuring an app tunnel object
- Configuring an application resource item for an app tunnel
- Adding an app tunnel to a per-session policy
- Attaching an access policy to the virtual server for app tunnels
- Verify log settings for the access profile
- What are remote desktops?
- About ACLs to control access from remote desktop resources
- Configuring a resource for Citrix remote desktops
- Configuring a resource for RDP remote desktop session host
- Configuring a resource for RDP remote desktop web access
- Configuring an access policy to include a remote desktop
- Sample access policies for Native RDP client and APM webtop
- Attaching an access policy to a virtual server for remote desktops
- Verify log settings for the access profile
- Overview: Configuring remote high-speed APM and SWG event logging
- About the default-log-setting
- Create a pool of remote logging servers
- Create a remote high-speed log destination
- Create a formatted remote high-speed log destination
- Create a publisher
- Configuring log settings for access system and URL request events
- Disabling logging
- Enable policy tracing
- Enable VPN statistics
- About event log levels
- APM log example
- An example APM log entry
- About local log destinations and publishers
- Configuring a log publisher to support local reports
- Viewing an APM report
- Viewing URL request logs
- Configuring a log publisher to supply local syslogs
- Preventing logging to the /var/log/apm file
- About local log storage locations
- Code expansion in Syslog log messages
- About configurations that produce duplicate log messages
- Methods to prevent or eliminate duplicate log messages
- About log level configuration
- Updating the log level for NTLM for Exchange clients
- Configuring logging for the URL database
- Setting log levels for Portal Access events