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App tunneling device policy
Important:
The App tunneling policy is used only for Remote Support. For information about Remote Support, see Support options and Remote Support. Remote Support is no longer available for new customers as of January 1, 2019. Existing customers can continue to use the product, however Citrix won’t provide enhancements or fixes.
Application tunnels (app tunnels) are designed to increase service continuity and data transfer reliability for your mobile apps. App tunnels define proxy parameters between the client component of any mobile device app and the app server component. You can also use app tunnels to create remote support tunnels to a device for management support. You can configure the app tunneling policy for Android and Windows Mobile/CE devices.
Any app traffic sent through a tunnel that you define in this policy goes through XenMobile before being redirected to the server running the app.
To add or configure this policy, go to Configure > Device Policies. For more information, see Device policies.
Android settings
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Use this tunnel for remote support: Select whether the tunnel will be used for remote support.
The configuration steps are different depending on whether you select remote support.
- If you do not select remote support, do the following:
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Connection initiated by: Click Device or Server to specify the source initiating the connection.
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Maximum connections per device: Type a number to specify how many concurrent TCP connections the app can establish. This field applies only to device-initiated connections.
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Define connection time out: Select whether to set a length of time an app can be idle before the tunnel is closed.
- Connection time out: If you set Define connection time out to On, type the length of time in seconds that an app can be idle before the tunnel is closed.
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Block cellular connections passing by this tunnel: Select whether this tunnel is blocked while roaming.
Note:
WiFi and USB connections will not be blocked.
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Client port: Type the client port number. In most cases, this value is the same as for the server port.
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IP address or server name: Type the IP address or name of the app server. This field applies only to device-initiated connections.
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Server port: Type the server port number.
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- If you do select remote support, do the following:
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Use this tunnel for remote support: Set to On.
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Define connection time out: Select whether to set a length of time an app can be idle before the tunnel is closed.
- Connection time out: If you set Define connection time out to On, type the length of time in seconds that an app can be idle before the tunnel is closed.
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Use SSL connection: Select whether to use a secure SSL connection for this tunnel.
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Block cellular connections passing by this tunnel: Select whether this tunnel is blocked while roaming. This setting doesn’t block WiFi and USB connections.
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Windows Mobile/CE settings
- Use this tunnel for remote support: Select whether the tunnel will be used for remote support.
The configuration steps are different depending on whether you select remote support.
- If you do not select remote support, do the following:
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Connection initiated by: Click Device or Server to specify the source initiating the connection.
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Protocol: In the list, click the protocol to use. The default is Generic TCP.
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Maximum connections per device: Type a number to specify how many concurrent TCP connections the app can establish. This field applies only to device-initiated connections.
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Define connection time out: Select whether to set a length of time an app can be idle before the tunnel is closed.
- Connection time out: If you set Define connection time out to On, type the length of time in seconds that an app can be idle before the tunnel is closed.
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Block cellular connections passing by this tunnel: Select whether this tunnel is blocked while roaming.
Note:
WiFi and USB connections will not be blocked.
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Redirect to XenMobile: In the list, click how the device connects to XenMobile. The default is Through app settings.
- If you select Using a local alias, type the alias in Local alias. The default is localhost.
- If you select An IP address range, type the from IP address in IP address range from and type the to IP address in IP address range to.
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Client port: Type the client port number. In most cases, this value is the same as for the server port.
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IP address or server name: Type the IP address or name of the app server. This field applies only to device-initiated connections.
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Server port: Type the server port number.
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- If you do select remote support, do the following:
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Use this tunnel for remote support: Set to On.
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Define connection time out: Select whether to set a length of time an app can be idle before the tunnel is closed.
- Connection time out: If you set Define connection time out to On, type the length of time in seconds that an app can be idle before the tunnel is closed.
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Use SSL connection: Select whether to use a secure SSL connection for this tunnel.
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Block cellular connections passing by this tunnel: Select whether this tunnel is blocked while roaming. WiFi and USB connections aren’t blocked.
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