What is a requirement for smart tunnels to function properly?
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https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/asa-5500-x-series-next-generation-firewalls/111007-smart-tunnel-asa-00.htmlSmart tunnels are a feature of some VPN solutions that allow for the secure access of web-based applications that may not work properly when accessed through a traditional VPN tunnel. Smart tunnels work by creating a secure, direct connection between the client machine and the web-based application, bypassing the VPN tunnel.
In order for smart tunnels to function properly, the client machine must meet certain requirements. One of these requirements is that Java or ActiveX must be enabled on the client machine. This is because smart tunnels rely on these technologies to establish the direct connection between the client machine and the web-based application.
Another requirement for smart tunnels to function properly is that the applications being accessed must use UDP (User Datagram Protocol) as their transport protocol. This is because smart tunnels use UDP to establish the direct connection between the client machine and the web-based application.
Stateful failover must not be configured for smart tunnels to work properly. Stateful failover is a feature of some VPN solutions that allows for seamless failover between different VPN gateways. However, this feature can interfere with smart tunnels because it can disrupt the direct connection between the client machine and the web-based application.
Finally, the user on the client machine does not need to have admin access for smart tunnels to function properly. However, they will need to have sufficient permissions to enable Java or ActiveX, as well as any other requirements for the web-based application being accessed.