Enter the User One email address () and type test as part of the subject and body message. Tap Send. To verify that you are truly using the STA feature instead of microVPN, go back to Worx Home and Sign Off. Switch back to WorxMail and send a New Message to yourself (ie. ). To verify the WorxMail connection via NetScaler Gateway is working, launch a PuTTY session to the NetScaler device. Launch SSH, Telnet and Rlogin client from the Start menu. Double-click Site1-NS1. Log on as nsroot user. Username: nsroot Password: nsroot Type sh icaConnection and press Enter. Do you see anything? Of course you do! You should see a secure SOCKS proxy connection between the Client (mobile device) and the Exchange Server. Example: Client IP: Mobile Device IP Address CPS IP = Exchange Server IP address CPS Port = 443 (ActiveSync port) You can also see the same information from NetScaler management console under NetScaler Gateway node > ICA connections. Log off from Worx Home. Exercise Summary
Enter the User One email address () and type test as part of the subject and body message. Tap Send. To verify that you are truly using the STA feature instead of microVPN, go back to Worx Home and Sign Off. Switch back to WorxMail and send a New Message to yourself (ie. ). To verify the WorxMail connection via NetScaler Gateway is working, launch a PuTTY session to the NetScaler device. Launch SSH, Telnet and Rlogin client from the Start menu. Double-click Site1-NS1. Log on as nsroot user. Username: nsroot Password: nsroot Type sh icaConnection and press Enter. Do you see anything? Of course you do! You should see a secure SOCKS proxy connection between the Client (mobile device) and the Exchange Server. Example: Client IP: Mobile Device IP Address CPS IP = Exchange Server IP address CPS Port = 443 (ActiveSync port) You can also see the same information from NetScaler management console under NetScaler Gateway node > ICA connections. Log off from Worx Home. Exercise Summary
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