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- Locate assigned IP address - Zscaler
If you have a desktop sharing solution in place and just need the IP to use that independently of Zscaler App, you can use ip zscaler com to see a user’s public IP address In example, if you are using VNC and need to put the IP to connect, you can get it via ip zscaler com If you are hoping to connect from your corporate office out to a
- Question about Source IP Anchoring - Zscaler
We’ll access third party service, where will do whitelistening our trust public IP to access their services As the option to mitigate the security gap, we’re considering Source IP Anchoring as the option I’ve searched some relevant documents from Zscaler websites, but still struggling some to clearify the service flow of Source IP
- What is the difference between Public Edge Service IP and the . . . - Zscaler
The Zscaler proxy virtual IP is 136 226 234 13 --> is Zscaler' s load balance server The Zscaler hostname for this proxy appears to be zsn-sin4-3e4-sme Connectivity flow:
- Surrogate IP example - Zscaler
If the applications doesn’t carry cookies , the user info cannot seen at Zscaler end when the traffic reaches to service edge So user based group based policies cannot enforce In this situation IP surrogacy will map the username (when the user authenticate at least once ) and private IP address for certain period of time
- Source IP Anchoring - ZIA only - Zscaler
Collin - yes, there is nothing stopping you from specifying port 25 for example in the app segment you’ve enabled source IP anchoring on In that case, this is simply “backhauling? SMTP traffic to wherever your app connector is Remember, the traffic goes to ZIA
- ZPA-ZIA - Keeping Source IP - SIPA - Zscaler
Ensure that source IP anchor is enabled for the application segment I tend to place the application segment into an application segment group for SIPA, which I apply to the client forwarding and access policy later I also create a server group with dynamic discovery just for Source IP Anchoring
- Ip adress of the server from where the request is arriving to zscaler
And when I type ip zscaler com to check that my traffic goes through zscaler, I can see that it goes through this one But I have something that I don’t understand why on the first line “Your request is arriving at this server from the IP address 165 225 76 129?, I have a zscaler address and not my public address ?
- Is there away to know if a IP address is a Zscaler address?
I need to know if someone is on-site at organization or off-site I am trying to figure out if I can tell this by the IP address or if there is another way for me to know this User story: Library resources are authenticated by publishers using IP auth We want to use a third party dedicated proxies because publishers can’t use Zscaler IPs
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