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0D51Y00009hKSoESAWOkta Identity EngineAdvanced Server AccessAnswered2020-10-19T15:47:02.000Z2020-10-12T15:03:32.000Z2020-10-19T15:41:06.000Z

DavidP.24170 (Customer) asked a question.

Can you select private or public IP as the "access address" when enrolling a linux server in ASA

I have some linux servers we're enrolling into ASA. One server has both a public and private IP address. When enrolling that particular server the IP that is assigned in ASA as the "access address" is the public IP address. Is there a way to specify that it uses the private IP address as the "access address" when enrolling the server?

 


  • Hi David,

     

    Yes you should be able to accomplish that using our public documentation mentioned here https://help.okta.com/en/prod/Content/Topics/Adv_Server_Access/docs/sftd-configure.htm

     

    In the sftd.yaml change :AccessAddress: Private IP, save the file and restart the sftd.

     

    AccessInterface unset For hosts with specific public IP address associated with a known interface, this option specifies the interface that clients negotiate connections with while connecting to the host.

    Example:AccessInterface: eth0

     

    also

    AccessAddress unset For hosts with multiple interfaces or behind DNATs, this specifies the address that clients use to connect to this host.

     

    If you still have any issues please do open a support case with support@okta.com

     

    Hope you have a wonderful day!

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Can you select private or public IP as the "access address" when enrolling a linux server in ASA