Provides an overview of Private Access Rules in Cisco Secure Access, including Get Started With Private Access Rules, Add a Private Access Rule, and Geolocation Sources and Private Rules. It outlines the concepts, configuration tasks, and operational guidance presented in this chapter.
Get Started With Private Access Rules
Describes Get Started With Private Access Rules in Cisco Secure Access. Private access rules control and secure access to internal resources and applications that are private and should not be accessed by the general public.
Add a Private Access Rule
Describes Add a Private Access Rule in Cisco Secure Access. Cisco Secure Access connects users, devices, both public and branch networks, and network tunnels to private resources in your enterprise.
Geolocation Sources and Private Access Rules
Edit a Private Access Rule
Provides instructions for completing the Edit a Private Access Rule workflow in Cisco Secure Access. It explains the sequence of actions and relevant settings presented in the procedure.
About ZTA Private Access Enforcement
Describes About ZTA Private Access Enforcement in Cisco Secure Access. Secure Access has a single Access policy, which consists of policy rules and settings.
Allowing Traffic from Users and Devices on the Network
Describes Allowing Traffic from Users and Devices on the Network in Cisco Secure Access. In addition to creating access rules for remote users accessing private resources, you must create rules to allow traffic from users and devices on the network, including those in branch offices.
Blocking Access to Private Destinations
Describes Blocking Access to Private Destinations in Cisco Secure Access. When users request a private destination that is blocked by the organization's Access policy, Secure Access presents a page indicating that the destination is not reachable.
Troubleshoot Private Access Rules
Describes Troubleshoot Private Access Rules in Cisco Secure Access and outlines General Troubleshooting Tips, Guidelines for When a Rule Does Not Match Traffic as Expected, and Guidelines for When Traffic Is Unexpectedly Allowed. It summarizes the related concepts, procedures, and operational details presented throughout the topic.