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I have been asked to set up a netscaler initially for testing and generally things seem to be going well except when connecting to the gateway and just using html5 I get the CTX134123 error. I thought this only happened if connecting to the storefront directly and ssl wasn't set up on the VDA's, hence my confusion.

Did you go through the article, _? This has a solution to the Error, Citrix Receiver cannot create a secure connection in this browser. Refer to the Citrix Knowledge Center article CTX134123."

Plot thickens. I can connect and open apps no problem with HTML5 lite client. I can connect and open apps with Receiver 13.1. I cannot open apps with the latest Receiver 4.3 or 4.6 - I get the SSL 61 error.

When you mentioned as you were able to connect above - Have you managed to connect via NetScaler Gateway with HTML5 receiver or is that via storefront direct web access when using HTML5 receiver as client instead of native windows receiver?

Cisco Secure Connect securely connects users working anywhere to any application, including private applications hosted in your data center or in a private cloud, or public SaaS applications. The solution integrates both client-based and clientless remote worker access, native Cisco Meraki SD-WAN and Cisco SD-WAN (Viptela) connectivity, and comprehensive cloud-based security capabilities into one subscription.

Secure Connect provides secure access to private network destinations and applications for remote workers via client-based tunnels using the Cisco Secure Client, formerly Cisco AnyConnect, and clientless per-app access using any browser. The following explains the difference between client-based and clientless remote access solutions.

To access an application, the user connects to the Secure Connect ZTNA reverse proxy using a unique URL that is created by Secure Connect for each application. Both the user and device are verified and validated by a Browser Access Policy (BAP) on a per-session basis before access is permitted to an application.

Traditionally, users with access to the network can reach any application or resource connected to the network, making those applications vulnerable to attacks. With Secure Connect, administrators can take security a step further by preventing users from reaching the application by restricting network access. Access can be controlled in two complimentary ways:

Secure Connect acts as your secure onramp to the Internet and provides the first line of defense. Internet-bound traffic from users, applications and IoT devices located in the office, along with remote users with Secure Client installed is sent to the Secure Connect cloud where both outbound and inbound traffic is inspected.

Network interconnect provides intelligent routing between sites connected to the Secure Connect network fabric. Cloud Firewall network access policies to control access to private applications and resources ensuring zero-trust policies are enforced. The cloud architecture drastically reduces the network complexity, providing a secure, high availability network fabric while the unified user interface minimizes the time needed for setup, monitoring and maintenance.

Note: Cisco SD-WAN sites are interconnected through the Cisco SD-WAN fabric and not the Secure Connect fabric. Cisco SD-WAN integration with Secure Connect is for Secure Internet Access and Remote Access only.

Ivanti UAL's core licensing gives admins the power to deploy virtual VPN and ZTNA gateways for zero trust secure access simultaneously for users. Avoid business disruptions while transitioning to zero trust at your own pace without replacing current gateways.

Secure Connect is available in two packages, Complete and Foundation. Secure Connect Complete is a full SASE solution providing secure internet and private application access to user located in your branch offices and working remotely. Secure Connect Foundation provides secure internet and private application access for users located at branch offices only. More information on both packages can be found 1____.

Rob's got the right answer, but I'd like to add a bit more. There is no actual web site, www.myverizongateway.com. Verizon didn't even bother (or have the good sense to?) to buy the domain. If you do a who-is search on the domain myverizongateway.com you will see it's owned by some cyber-squatter in China who wants $3,000 to sell it (presumably to Verizon).

The router has been programmed to watch for a request to myverizongateway.com (coming from the LAN - that is, equipment inside your house). When it sees one, the router returns the web site built into the router for setup and maintenance. It is the same as just typing in the IP address of the router as Rob said. You never actually make a request over the Internet; it's all done on your internal LAN connections, so there's no need to secure it.

IG is often deployed to replay credentials or other security information.In a real world deployment, this information must be communicated over a secureconnection using HTTPS, meaning HTTP over encrypted Transport Layer Security(TLS). Never send real credentials, bearer tokens, or other securityinformation unprotected over HTTP.

IG uses the JSSE to secure connections. You can set security and systemproperties to configure the JSSE. For a list of properties to customize theJSSE in Oracle Java, refer to the Customization section of theJSSE Reference guide.

When IG sends requests securely over HTTPS, IG must beable to trust the server. By default, IG uses the Java environmenttruststore to trust server certificates. The Java environment truststore includespublic key signing certificates from many well-known Certificate Authorities (CAs).

When servers present certificates signed by trusted CAs, then IG cansend requests over HTTPS to those servers, without any configuration to set upthe HTTPS client connection. When server certificates are self-signed or signedby a CA whose certificate is not automatically trusted, the following objectscan be required to configure the connection:

When I go to my-app.com I see in the browser that I'm on a secure connection (the lock icon next to the URL), but like I said I get a 502 bad gateway error. If I replace the servicePort from http to https I get the '400 bad request' error.

With this in mind, Dell Technologies constantly develops technology that helps customers to achieve their goals with a heavy focus on automation and leveraging of AI and data sciences to ensure a continuous and unified connectivity solution.

Dell Secure Connect Gateway delivers a connectivity solution that removes the guesswork on issue prevention actions. It provides a secure, two-way connection between the data center environment and Dell Technologies services. It enables monitoring Dell devices across your infrastructure including servers, networking, data protection, data storage and hyper-converge solutions centralized in one single tool.

In this case an unencrypted connection is established and then the client attempts to determine if the server supports upgrading the current connection into an encrypted session. The connection upgrade begins with the client issuing a STARTTLS SMTP command. SocketLabs currently supports the STARTTLS protocol command on the inbound gateway smtp.socketlabs.com. It can be used over ports 25, 2525, and 587.

SocketLabs' primary inbound SMTP gateway smtp.socketlabs.com currently supports this method of encryption over port 465. It is important to note that insecure connection attempts to port 465 are not accepted. If you are unable to connect to our gateway on port 465, please check your SSL/TLS encryption settings and ensure that you are not attempting to use STARTTLS.

It is important to note that the secure injection of messages to our inbound SMTP gateway or Injection API does not impact whether or not a message is delivered by our platform securely to the end recipient. To customize your server's secure delivery options, please see Secure Message Delivery (SSL/TLS) Options.

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3____________ Secure connect gateway is an enterprise monitoring technology that is delivered as an appliance and a stand-alone application. It monitors your devices and proactively detects hardware issues that may occur. Depending on your service contract, it also automates support request creation for issues that are detected on the monitored devices. See Secure Connect Gateway capabilities available with Dell Technologies service contracts. 5376163bf9

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