Accessing Server Resources from AppTunnel

Firepass: The apptunnel component will be bind to 127.x, so it'll be a loopback IP. You can click the little + in the small blue and pink window that holds the activex control for the apptunnel, and the address will be listed there. Alternatively, you can use %host% and %port% in the apptunnel definition to determine this dynamically and launch a program with these parameters. Then you never need to worry about it. Alternatively, you can use a hostname instead of an IP address in the apptunnel definition. Then the client program can connect to the hostname. Then you also never need to worry about it.

Perhaps it's configured to minimize to the systray. Look for a little red f5 ball icon there.

You can also look at (in windows) %temp%\logterminal.txt , it'll be logged in that file.

Or netstat -l.

ah, ok.

Firepass has three different apptunnel modes. static, dynamic, and web.

dynamic uses detours to hook the winsock calls from your application. It's not 100% compatible with everything, and does not create any local listeners. You have to launch your application explicitly using the parameters in the configuration. Once the application launches a winsock connection, it will be sent over to the Firepass for proxying.

web apptunnels is similar, but iexplore is hooked instead of an arbitrary program, it's then sent to your web URL.

static uses a local listener. It's the simplest to use and most compatible, but you can only set up a limited number of host:port listeners (the limit is somewhere around 40).

Recommend you switch to static instead and give it a go.

I published app tunnel for ssh in APM,met simliar issue after Mac client connected to tunnel,it listen on localhost:1024,1025 and so on I don't know how to make it work now......

how to do this?

Alternatively, you can use %host% and %port% in the apptunnel definition to determine this dynamically and launch a program with these parameters.