ZTNA

From the Virtual Office page, admin users with sufficient permissions can select virtual private network (VPN) or zero trust network access (ZTNA) for their devices. ZTNA delivers granular, identity-based access control, ensuring that only authorized users or devices can access specific resources.

ZTNA is available on macOS, Windows, Android, and iOS.

Activating ZTNA includes all devices in your virtual office.

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Add resource access policies before activating ZTNA. Activating ZTNA blocks all connections within the virtual network by default. Only resources configured through the resource policy remain accessible.

Accessing ZTNA

To access ZTNA:

  1. Sign into the Coro console .
  2. From the sidebar, select Control Panel to access the Control Panel .
  3. Select Network :

    Network from Control panel

  4. Select Virtual Office > ZTNA :

    ZTNA tab

    Coro displays the ZTNA section of your virtual office.

Adding resource access policies to ZTNA

You must add resource access policies before activating ZTNA to define which connections are permitted. Up to five instances can be configured in each resource access policy. Instances include IP addresses, IP addresses and subnets, IP address ranges, and domains. ZTNA restricts virtual office networking to only what is permitted in the resources list, blocking all other connections.

To add a resource access policy:

  1. Select +ADD :

    Add button

  2. Enter a resource name and description:

    Add resource policy

  3. Select the instance type:

    Instance type

    The options include:

    • Single IP address : Enter the IP address, ports, and protocol.
    • IP address and subnet : Enter the IP address and subnet, ports, and protocol.
    • IP address range : Enter the start IP address, end IP address, ports, and protocol.
    • Domain : Enter the domain.
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  4. If you are adding more than one instance, select Add resource configuration field . You can add up to five instances:

    Add instance

  5. Select the device labels for which the policy should apply.
  6. Select CREATE .

    Coro adds the resource access policy to the resources list.

  7. After you have added all your resource access policies, activate ZTNA:

    Activate ZTNA

Managing resource access policies

Select the arrow next to a resource policy to view its description and resource configurations:

Additional info

Select the three-dot menu next to a resource policy to edit or remove it:

three-dot menu