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Configure public endpoints

September 14, 2021

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If you did not specify a public endpoint when importing an AppExpert application, you can specify public endpoints after you create the application. You can configure one public endpoint of type HTTP and one public endpoint of type HTTPS for your AppExpert application.

If endpoints are already configured for the application, you can dissociate endpoints from the AppExpert application and delete any endpoints that you no longer need. Note that when you dissociate a public endpoint from the AppExpert application, the endpoint is automatically unbound from the associated application unit, but it is not deleted from the system.

To configure public endpoints for an AppExpert application:

Navigate to AppExpert > Applications.
In the details pane, right-click the application for which you want to configure public endpoints, and then click Edit.
In the Applications page, go to Public Endpoint section and click the pencil icon.
In the Public Endpoint slider, set the following parameters.
1. Public endpoint type. Select the radio button to define the endpoint type.
2. Name. Name of the public endpoint.
3. IP address. IP address of the public endpoint.
4. Port. Port number of the public endpoint.
5. Protocol. Select a protocol type as HTTP or HTTPS.
Click Continue.
In the Application Units section, select an application unit from the list.
Click Continue to set the policy and server details.
Click OK and then Done.
Click Close.

For more information about the parameters in the Configure Public Endpoint dialog box, see Content Switching.

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Configure public endpoints

September 14, 2021

Contributed by:

S S

September 14, 2021

Contributed by:

S S

Configure public endpoints

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