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Jun 23, 2010 
Here’s another really nice video showing the the configuration and user experience for View 4.0 with the SA product, courtesy of our technical marketing guru, Kevin Fletcher.
Thanks, Kevin!
SSL VPN Insider
Inside the mind of a Juniper SSL VPN Product Manager
Jun 23, 2010 
4 Comments 
4 Comments
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Hi Kevin,
How does Pulse location awareness and mobility works? If I use subnet based policy, I will have RFC 1918 both at work and home so how client is going to figure out where it needs to connect?
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It actually works with our UAC product, such that when you are on the LAN you are typically connected through the UAC (NAC) appliance, but when that can no longer be reached then the Pulse client will connect you to the SA (SSL VPN).
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Hi Kevin,
After viewing your Insider page, my thin client admins think that the Juniper SA version 7 View settings can be tweaked to provide PC over IP. All we get is RDP. IS there a way? I have them putting NetConnect on the thin boxes now, to achieve the PC over IP on port 50002. I abandoned the View, tho it has the very nice features of dual monitors and USB. -
PCoIP users must run Network Connect (NC). More to the point, they will WANT to run NC. PCoIP uses both TCP and UDP to communicate, hence the need for the UDP / ESP transport provided by NC. Just make sure that you have UDP port 4500 open, otherwise the entire session will be limited to only the TCP transport and the user experience will be degraded by having pushed UDP over TCP.
Thankfully many of the PCoIP View users out there are more along the lines of power users, or at least those with corporate issued or controlled laptops. After all, the View client itself is a pretty large software package that also requires admin rights.
