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Configuring an Internet Access Gateway

You can create gateway objects to configure the proxy gateway that enables you to forward any traffic to specific destinations via Zscaler Internet & SaaS. A proxy gateway allows you to define a primary proxy and a secondary proxy to which the traffic can be forwarded and define how traffic should be handled when both the proxies are unreachable.

To add an Internet Access gateway:

  1. Go to Infrastructure > Common Resources > Gateways > Internet Access.
  2. Click Add Internet Access Gateway.
  3. Enter the following information in the window:
    • Name: Enter a user-friendly name for the gateway.
    • Fail Close: Choose how to handle the traffic when both primary and secondary proxies defined in this gateway are unreachable.
      • Enable: (Default) Drops the traffic when both proxies are unreachable.
      • Disable: Allows the traffic directly to the server without forwarding it to the proxy service when both proxies are unreachable.
    • Primary: Select the primary proxy for the gateway.
      • Automatic: Forwards traffic through an automatic proxy.
      • Manual: Forwards traffic through the selected data centers.
      • Override: Forwards traffic through the specified IP address or domain name.
    • Secondary: Select the secondary proxy for the gateway. This is used when the primary proxy is unreachable. The secondary proxy switches to the primary proxy upon confirmation of reachability.
      • Automatic: Forwards traffic through an automatic proxy.
      • Manual: Forwards traffic through the selected data centers.
      • Override: Forwards traffic through the specified IP address or domain name.
    • Description: (Optional) Enter additional notes or information. The description cannot exceed 10,240 characters.

  4. Click Save and activate the change.

    You can create up to 32 gateway objects. For more information, see Ranges & Limitations.

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