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MyF5 Home BIG-IP Access Policy Manager: Edge Client version 7.1.9 and Application Configuration Hosting a BIG-IP Edge Client Download with Access Policy Manager Manual Chapter : Hosting a BIG-IP Edge Client Download with Access Policy Manager Applies To: Show Versions BIG-IP APM 17.1.2, 17.1.1, 17.1.0, 17.0.0, 16.1.5, 16.1.4, 16.1.3, 16.1.2, 16.1.1, 16.1.0, 16.0.1, 16.0.0, 15.1.9, 15.1.8, 15.1.7, 15.1.6, 15.1.5, 15.1.4, 15.1.3, 15.1.2, 15.1.1, 15.1.0, 15.0.1, 15.0.0, 14.1.5, 14.1.4, 14.1.3, 14.1.2, 14.1.0, 14.0.1, 14.0.0, 13.1.5, 13.1.4, 13.1.3, 13.1.1, 13.1.0 About hosting a BIG-IP Edge Client file on Access Policy Manager You can host files on BIG-IP Access Policy Manager (APM) so clients can download them. When you host a file on Access Policy Manager, you can provide the link to the file in a number of ways. In this example, the BIG-IP Edge Client for Mac link is provided as a link on the user's webtop. The user connects through the web client, then clicks a link on the webtop to download the client file. To provide the BIG-IP Edge Client for Mac, first you must create a connectivity profile. Then, you can download the Mac client file as a ZIP file. Configuring a connectivity profile for Edge Client for macOS Update the connectivity profile in your Network Access configuration to configure security settings, servers, and location-awareness for BIG-IP Edge Client for macOS. On the Main tab, click .A list of connectivity profiles displays. Select the connectivity profile that you want to update and click Edit Profile.The Edit Connectivity Profile popup screen opens and displays General Settings. From the left pane of the popup screen, select Win/Mac Edge Client.Edge Client settings for Mac and Windows-based systems display in the right pane. Retain the default (selected) or clear the Save Servers Upon Exit check box.Specifies whether Edge Client maintains a list of recently used user-entered APM servers. Edge Client always lists the servers that are defined in the connectivity profile, and sorts them by most recent access, whether this option is selected or not. To enable the client to launch an administrator-defined script on session termination, select Run session log off script

Here display as connection options in the BIG-IP Edge Client. Users can select from these servers or they can type a hostname. From the left pane of the popup screen, select Server List.A table displays in the right pane. Click Add.A table row becomes available for update. You must type a host name in the Host Name field.Typing an alias in the Alias field is optional. Click Update.The new row is added at the top of the table. Continue to add servers, and when you are done, click OK. Specify DNS suffixes that are in the local network. Providing a list of DNS suffixes for the download package enables Edge Client to support the autoconnect option. With Auto-Connect selected, Edge Client uses the DNS suffixes to automatically connect when a client is not on the local network (not on the list) and automatically disconnect when the client is on the local network. From the left pane of the popup screen, select Location DNS List.Location DNS list information is displayed in the right pane. Click Add.An update row becomes available. Type a name and click Update.Type a DNS suffix that conforms to the rules specified for the local network. The new row displays at the top of the table. Continue to add DNS names and when you are done, click OK. Click OK.The popup screen closes, and the Connectivity Profile List displays. Downloading the ZIP file for Edge Client for Mac You can download a Mac Client package and distribute it to clients. On the Main tab, click .A list of connectivity profiles displays. Select a connectivity profile. Click the arrow on the Customize Package button and select Mac.The Customize Mac Client Package screen displays. Click Download.The screen closes and the package, BIGIPMacEdgeClient.zip, downloads. The ZIP file includes a Mac installer package (PKG) file and configuration settings. Uploading BIG-IP Edge Client to hosted content on Access Policy Manager Upload the client file to the Access Policy Manager hosted content repository so you can provide it to clients through a download link.On the Main tab, click . The Manage Files screen opens.Click

Check box. The administrator specifies parameters which are passed by Edge Client to the script file. These parameters are defined by the session variable session.edgeclient.scripting.logoff.params. The client retrieves parameters from BIG-IP after session establishment. The administrator has the flexibility to set up variable values according to policy branching. Each time the Edge Client closes an APM session, the configured script is invoked. On macOS, the script is located at /Library/Application Support/F5Networks/EdgeClient/Scripting/onSessionTermination.bat. The Run session log off script check box is cleared by default. To enable the client to display a warning before launching the pre-defined script on session termination, select Show warning to user before launching script check box.This is selected by default. To support automatic reconnection without the need to provide credentials again, allow password caching. Select the Allow Password Caching check box.This check box is cleared by default. The remaining settings on the screen become available. To require device authentication to unlock the saved password, select Require Device Authentication. This option links the option to use a saved password to a device authentication method. Supported device authentication methods include PIN, passphrase, and biometric (fingerprint) authentication on iOS and Android. Android devices also support pattern unlocking. From the Save Password Method list, select disk or memory.If you select disk, Edge Client caches the user's password (in encrypted form) securely on the disk where it is persisted even after the system is restarted or Edge Client is restarted. If you select memory, Edge Client caches the user's password within the BIG-IP Edge Client application for automatic reconnection purposes. If you select memory, the Password Cache Expiration (minutes) field displays with a default value of 240. If the Password Cache Expiration (minutes) field displays, retain the default value or type the number of minutes to save the password in memory. To enable automatic download and update of client packages, from the Component Update list, select yes (default). If you select yes, APM updates Edge Client software automatically on the client system when newer versions are available. Specify the list of APM servers to provide when the client connects.The servers you add

F5 Networks BIG-IP 10200F performance monitoring OpManager monitors F5 Networks BIG-IP 10200F for health and performance. With the help of our F5 Networks BIG-IP 10200F device template, you can easily discover and monitor critical performance metrics without any hassle. Go through the following steps to import F5 Networks BIG-IP 10200F template into OpManager and start monitoring it. Device templates - F5 Networks BIG-IP 10200F Template name F5 Networks BIG-IP 10200F Vendor F5 Networks Category LoadBalancer OID .1.3.6.1.4.1.3375.2.1.3.4.88 Download SHA256 Value 703c5dfc58c399be5a9b3ec630f591101ee7a822ff336f217ea7fc1464cb9657 Steps to import F5 Networks BIG-IP 10200F device template into OpManager: Download F5 Networks BIG-IP 10200F device template by clicking on the download link above. In your OpManager client, go to Settings → Configuration → Device Templates and click on the Import link to browse and import the F5 Networks BIG-IP 10200F device template. Finally, associate the device template to apply the performance monitors and device info to your F5 Networks BIG-IP 10200F device/devices.

To provide the sharing stream to all parties. Application Sharing uses RDP over SRTP/TCP and operates over media ports in the 49152-65335 range. The Front End servers listen for incoming requests on port 5065/TCP. See Ports and Protocols for Internal Servers for more information. Remote users, require a Lync Server 2010, Edge Server to handle Application Sharing sessions. The sessions run over the Secure Real-time Transport Protocol (SRTP) through the A/V Edge Server interface. See Determining External A/V Firewall and Port Requirements for more details. Summary External Lync clients are unable to share their Desktop or Applications with internal conference participants– Error: Sharing failed to connect due to network issues. Try again later . Internally, application sharing is working as expected. Environment Lync Server 2010 External client to Internal Client Edge Server(s) deployed Recommended Steps A common root cause for this error occurs when required ports are not available. Begin troubleshooting by verifying required ports. Public --> Edge server: TCP/443 UDP/3478 TCP/50,000-59,999 (Outbound only) Determining External A/V Firewall and Port Requirements Topologies for External User Access From the Front End pool to the internal Edge: TCP/5062 TCP/443 UDP/3478 From the internal Edge to the Front End Pool: TCP/5065 TCP/49152-65335 (Inbound/Outbound) Ports and Protocols for Internal Servers From the internal Client to the internal Edge: TCP - 443 UDP – 3478 Basic external connectivity can be verified using the Remote Connectivity Analyzer . Note : AppSharing media ports can be customized by the customer – verify how the Lync deployment is configured prior to verifying networking. Get-CsServerApplication Get-CsConferencingConfiguration Additionally, verify client side firewalls or antivirus have the appropriate exceptions in place for the Lync client. Securing Clients for Lync Server 2010 Another root cause occurs when the Edge Server NAT configuration is not properly set within the topology. Verify the Public IP is correct if a Nat is used between the Public IP and the external interface of the Edge Server. Define the Public IP Address Also, verify that Public DNS is pointing to the correct Public IP Address (not the private IP). Recommended Diagnostics Internal and external client side logging

MyF5 Home BIG-IP Access Policy Manager: Edge Client version 7.1.9 and Application Configuration Configuring Access Policy Manager for MDM applications Manual Chapter : Configuring Access Policy Manager for MDM applications Applies To: Show Versions BIG-IP APM 17.1.2, 17.1.1, 17.1.0, 17.0.0, 16.1.5, 16.1.4, 16.1.3, 16.1.2, 16.1.1, 16.1.0, 16.0.1, 16.0.0, 15.1.9, 15.1.8, 15.1.7, 15.1.6, 15.1.5, 15.1.4, 15.1.3, 15.1.2, 15.1.1, 15.1.0, 15.0.1, 15.0.0, 14.1.5, 14.1.4, 14.1.3, 14.1.2, 14.1.0, 14.0.1, 14.0.0, 13.1.5, 13.1.4, 13.1.3, 13.1.1, 13.1.0 Overview: Configuring APM for device posture checks with endpoint management systems MDM solutions are responsible for managing user devices, where a user enrolls a device (or devices) and sets certain compliance policy which dictates whether a device is compliant or non-compliant. The endpoint management system determines whether the APM recognizes the device before allowing access from the access policy. An endpoint management system also controls the corporate data on mobile devices. Edge Client establishes a VPN connection with APM, and an endpoint management system (Airwatch, MaaS360, or Intune) manages and sends device details to APM. To reduce the number of queries to the MDM server, the Database Synchronization Manager lists all the compliant devices in the case of Airwatch and MaaS360 & non-compliant devices in the case of Microsoft Intune and stores the information in the local cache. The synchronization interval is configurable to fit your situation and is refreshed after every 4 hours by default to get a new list of devices. When a device tries to connect through the F5 Access client, the local cache is queried for the device ID. When the device ID is not found, the device is verified by the MDM server. When the device is found compliant, the device ID is added to the local cache after the user logs in. Only iOS devices and Android devices with VPN access to APM from specific mobile device apps that are being managed by MDM (F5 Access Client Apps) are supported. For example, if you connect to APM WebTop from a browser in a device then APM will not get a device ID and cannot check for device compliance. F5 Access for MacOS and Windows are currently not supported. For devices with iOS 12 and later, F5 Access client could not retrieve device ID from iOS due to Apple imposed constraints and compliance check failed. Microsoft's Network access control (NAC) integration with Intune provides a new temporary NAC ID to identify the device. This ID is pushed to the F5 Access client through the F5 Access profile in Intune. For iOS devices, the device is always verified by the MDM server as the NAC ID is not stored in the local cache. To use NAC for VPN on iOS devices, the Enable network