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Use NPA with logical condition Good afternoon everyone.

Can anyone tell me if there is any way to put a logical condition, example:
Is there a way to configure netskope to be a “second choice” connection type.

Example:

The user is in the company, on the internal network, I want the traffic not to go out through the NPA, but through our internal network.

Or, user is on VPN, I want traffic to go out through VPN instead of NPA.

 

Is it possible for him to identify this? Or will the priority always be the NPA?

Hi, 

 

This is accomplished thanks to dynamic steering (https://docs.netskope.com/en/enabling-dynamic-steering.html#UUID-0b5b24f7-89f5-c959-2689-59309c90e77c_section-idm4640370856604832915309833464)

You can, for instance define a DNS entry only resolvable from corp/vpn connectivity, and if this is resolved, then you can define which apps to steer or not steer in ZTNA.

 

Robin

Just be careful with on/off-prem configurations. On-prem steering exemptions happen at the proxy level, not client-side at this time. This has the potential for impact if you are running cloud services that use IP address as a means for access control. 

For example, we have numerous applications that require coming from an office IP to work. If on-prem is enabled then those applications are still sent to the Netskope proxy (albeit exempted) but will come from a Netskope IP.

Hi Bruna,

the most immediate solution is to have the NPA gateway (*.npa.goskope.com) blocked by the corporate firewall.

 

Nicola

 

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