Clientless access to private app

jschuele · 4 weeks ago

We have an internal AWS hosted app, thats not reachable from the internet, and we need to provide access to an external partner that doesn't have the NS Client. Can I use NPA and configure a new private app with Allow Browser Access enabled to do this? Or, what are other good options? Thx

matt-frank · 4 weeks ago

If the external partner can't or won't install the client, NPA via Browser access will be the way to go if the application is web based (80/443). If you want to expose a service that (ex. SSH), you'll need to front that with something like Guacamole to server the application to the user. https://docs.netskope.com/en/netskope-help/data-security/netskope-private-access/private-app-managem....

The thing to note with this path, is YOU MUST use an IDP to access to the application and this is called out in the above link.

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matt-frank · 4 weeks ago

If the external partner can't or won't install the client, NPA via Browser access will be the way to go if the application is web based (80/443). If you want to expose a service that (ex. SSH), you'll need to front that with something like Guacamole to server the application to the user. https://docs.netskope.com/en/netskope-help/data-security/netskope-private-access/private-app-managem....

The thing to note with this path, is YOU MUST use an IDP to access to the application and this is called out in the above link.