Configuring Tunnel VPN for Windows 10 (Core)
Windows 10 devices use an IP_ANY tunnel service configured on Standalone Sentry to access backend resources.
Before you begin
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If you are configuring per app VPN, ensure that you have created an IP_ANY AppTunnel service in Standalone Sentry. For information on setting up an IP_ANY AppTunnel service see “Working with Standalone Sentry for AppTunnel” in the Standalone Sentry Guide for Core. |
•If you are configuring Tunnel for securing authentication traffic with Access see the Access Guide.
Procedure
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In the Admin Portal, go to Policies & Configs > Configurations. |
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For Connection Type, select Tunnel (Windows). |
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Specify the following: |
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the Standalone Sentry on which you created the IP_ANY service |
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how Tunnel is triggered |
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whether specified traffic or all traffic goes through Tunnel |
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Apply the configuration to a label that contains the Windows 10 devices to which you want to distribute the configuration. |
Related topics
•For a description of the key-value pairs, see Key-value pairs for custom data.
•For examples of custom data configuration, see Examples of custom data configurations.