To steer traffic for Private App Segments, you can add users or create a steering configuration that specifies an Organizational Unit (OU) or User Group.
Create a Steering Configuration for an OU or User Group
OUs or User Groups are specified in the Real-time Protection policy that grants access to private apps.
If you do not already have a steering configuration that specifies the Organization Unit (OU) or User Group you want to steer to a private apps, follow these steps.
If you already have such a steering configuration, you can simply enable private apps for that steering configuration. For more details, refer to Change Steering Configurations to Include Private Apps.
- Go to Settings > Security Cloud Platform > Steering Configuration and click Create a New Configuration.
- In the New Configuration dialog box, enter and select the following settings:
- Configuration Name: Enter a meaningful name for this steering configuration.
- Organizational Unit (OU)/User Group: The dropdown/search field allows you to select and search for an OU or User Group.
- Traffic: Select Cloud Apps Only or Web Traffic.
- Private App Segments: Change to All Private App Segments.
- Status: Change to Enabled.
- Click Save.
Change Steering Configurations to Include Private Apps
To update a steering configuration for private apps, follow these steps:
- Go to Settings > Security Cloud Platform > Steering Configuration. Complete the following steps for each steering configuration that you want to steer to private apps. There are two methods:
- If you have just one Default steering configuration, you can use the Edit button in the top right corner.
- If you have multiple steering configurations, click the
icon on the right side of each configuration and select Edit Configuration.
- If you have just one Default steering configuration, you can use the Edit button in the top right corner.
- For Private Apps, change to Private App Segments and enable the Status toggle.
- Click Save.