Secure Inbound Access for Remote Network Sites
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Prisma Access for remote networks allows outbound access to internet-connected
applications. In some cases, your organization might have a requirement
to provide inbound access to an application or website at a remote
site, and provide secure access to that application for any internet-connected
user—not just users who are protected by Prisma Access. For example:
You host a public-facing custom application or portal
at a remote network site.
You have a lab or staging environment for which you want
to provide secure access.
You have a need to provide access to an application or website to users who are not members of an
organizational domain.
You have IoT devices that require access to an internal asset
management, tracking, or status application.
To do this, create a remote network that allows secure inbound access. If you require outbound
access as well as inbound access for a remote network site, create two remote networks
in the same location—one for inbound access and one for outbound access.
While this solution can provide access for up to 50,000
concurrent inbound sessions per remote network, Palo Alto Networks
does not recommend using this solution to provide access to a high-volume
application or website.
