APM Cookbook: On-Demand VPN for iOS Devices
Overview
I’ve been using On-Demand VPN for a number of years as it’s a secure and easy way to access applications while on the road with the added benefit of conserving device battery life when id...
Published Jul 25, 2014
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NimbostratusThanks Brett. That explains it fairly well. I found another document that described the behavior when the device goes to sleep.... article K13832.. https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K13832
Basically it will disconnect the VPN. When the device wakes up the on-demand will resume. Which I assume means that it will remain disconnected until a reference is made to cause it to fire up.
But we are now running into a situation where it doesn't seem to be waiting for an 'on-demand' domain reference to occur. it will fire up as soon as the device wakes up.. but we might have a misconfiguration. What is the on-demand action if there are no domains listed in any of the three categories?? does that mean that it will fire up when active? We are finding out why the MDM didn't set the list up even though it seems to have been configured to do so-- it just isn't appearing on the device). Hoping he solution is simple, but all if this is helping us understand how this thing behaves..