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Configuring public endpoints for an application

September 21, 2020

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To configure public endpoints for an application by using the GUI:

Navigate to AppExpert > Applications, select an application entity, and then click Edit.
In the Public Endpoint section, click + to configure a new public endpoint.
In the Public Endpoint slider, do one of the following:
1. Click New to create a new endpoint.
2. Click Existing Public Endpoint to select an endpoint from the drop-down list.
Set the following endpoint parameters:
1. Name
2. IP address
3. Protocol
4. Port
Click Continue to configure additional settings such as application units, GSLB server bindings, policies, profiles, push, traffic settings, and authentication.
Click OK and then Done.
Click Continue and then Done.

To edit a public endpoint for an application by using the GUI:

Navigate to AppExpert > Applications, select an application, and click Edit. In the Public Endpoint section, select an endpoint, click the pen icon, and modify the endpoint settings.

To delete a public endpoint for an application by using the GUI:

Navigate to AppExpert > Applications > Public Endpoint, click the pen icon to view the delete icon next to the entity.

NetScaler’s video tutorials enable you to understand NetScaler features in an easy and simply way. Watch <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4v-edQiVpw> video to learn how to configure a public endpoint.

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Configuring public endpoints for an application

September 21, 2020

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September 21, 2020

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Configuring public endpoints for an application

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