Create tunneled web apps to allow SSL VPN users to access web-based internal applications through an SSL tunnel created by CudaLaunch for Desktop. The client then connects to a dynamically generated port on the loopback interface (e.g., 127.0.0.1:7324). CudaLaunch forwards the web traffic through the SSL tunnel to the SSL VPN service and the web server behind it

Configure a Tunneled Web App

1. Go to CONFIGURATION > Configuration Tree > Box > Assigned Services > VPN-Service > SSL-VPN.

2. In the left menu, select Web Apps.

3. Click Lock.

4. Click + to add a tunneled web app to the Tunneled Web Apps list.

5. Enter a Name and click OK. The Tunneled Web Apps window opens.

6. Enter the Visible Name. This is the name used in the web portal and CudaLaunch.

7. Enter the hostname, FQDN, or IP address of the Web Server Host. E.g., test.barracuda.com

8. From the Protocol list, select HTTP or HTTPS matching the protocol used by the web service.

9. Enter the Web Server Port.
   

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10. (optional) Check Must be Healthy if the Windows client must pass a health check before launching the web forward. This setting requires a configured access monitor. For more information, see How to Use the Barracuda Access Monitor .

11. (optional) To restrict access to the web forward by user group, replace the * entry in the Allowed User Groups list. Click + to add new user groups.

12. (optional) Click Ex/Import to upload a custom icon.

13. (optional) To make this resource available only when enabled by super user groups:

    • Expand the Configuration Mode menu on the left, and select Switch to Advanced View.

    • Scroll down to the Dynamic Access section.

    • Select the Dynamic App check box.

    • Allow super user groups to enable, disable, or time-enable the resource.

    • Select the Allow Maximum/Minimum Time check boxes and restrict the maximum and minimum amount of time this resource can be time-enabled for.

14. Click OK.

15. Click Send Changes and Activate.