How to Configure OneClick Application Access Policies

OneClick access policies are a set of regulations based on which a user or a group of users are granted access to a particular OneClick application. These access policies allow organization admins/owners to limit application access based on the user’s operating system, access time, and physical location.

This guide explains how to set up an access policy on a OneClick application in your UTunnel account.

1. Log in to your UTunnel Organization account and navigate to the OneClick tab.

oneclick access policy landing page

2. Hover your mouse pointer over the application on which you want to set up access policies and click on the gear icon in the bottom right corner.

zero trust application edit button

3. Navigate to the Access Policies section.

zero trust application access policy landing page

4. Click on the CREATE POLICY button to set up access policies for your OneClick application.

zero trust application create policy button

5. Enter an easily identifiable name for the access policy and configure the controls you want to include in the application access policy.

The following are the controls that an organization admin/owner can manage:

  • Device Access - You can decide if you want to allow selective access to the OneClick application from devices that operate on specific operating systems like Linux, macOS, or Windows.
  • Access Timings - You can set up the time and days at chosen time zones when accessing the OneClick application is allowed. You can add multiple access timings.
  • Access Locations - Allows you to grant access to the OneClick application for users connecting from specific locations only. You can add multiple locations.
zero trust application access policy create form

6. Select the groups or individual users for whom you want to apply this policy and click on the ADD button. You can add multiple users/groups here.

zero trust application access policy select location

7. Click on the CREATE POLICY button to save and finish setting up the policy.

zero trust application access policy submit

8. You have successfully created an access policy for your OneClick application according to your requirements and linked it to the user and user groups.

Edit an Access Policy

After creating an access policy, you can easily edit the policy settings and add/remove users from the policy using the edit button beside the policy name.

zero trust application access policy list

Delete an Access Policy

To delete an application access policy, you can do the same by using the delete button beside the policy name.

zero trust application access policy delete

 

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