Check Point R77 Versions Mobile Access, Capsule Workspace, Capsule Connect, Capsule VPN Administration Guide
Below you will find brief information for Mobile Access R77 Versions, Capsule Workspace, Capsule Connect. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for configuring and managing Check Point's Mobile Access solution for R77 Gateways, allowing secure access to corporate resources from mobile devices. The guide covers essential topics including user authentication, authorization, endpoint security, and advanced features like single sign-on and two-factor authentication.
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Administration Guide
Mobile Access
R77 Versions
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Revision History
Date Description
19 April 2015 New for R77.30 Gateways:
Session Visibility and Management Utility (on page 167)
Kerberos Constrained Delegation (on page 70)
Certificate Attribute Forwarding (on page 72)
Configuring Link Translation Domains in SmartDashboard (on page 43)
Configuring a SAML Web Application (on page 41)
Updated:
Names of Check Point Mobile Apps throughout the document
Managing Capsule Workspace Settings (on page 103)
Push Notifications (on page 106)
10 July 2014 Corrected the note in SSL Network Extender Application Mode (on page 74)
Added note to Push Notifications (on page 106).
26 June 2014 New for R77.20 Gateways:
Configuring a TLS/SSL Version for an Application (on page 97)
Configuring SSO Name Format (on page 61)
SSO for Native Applications (on page 63)
Updated Push Notifications (on page 106)
01 June 2014 Added information to Capsule Workspace Mail Applications (on page 95)
Updated Kerberos Authentication Support (on page 67)
12 March 2014 Updated Push Notifications (on page 106)
05 March 2014 Updated Kerberos configuration ("Kerberos Authentication Support" on page 67)
Updated fwpush (on page 192)
Updated Anti-Virus and Anti-malware Blade (on page 172)
Updated Push Notifications (on page 106)

06 February 2014 Updated MDM Cooperative Enforcement (on page 109) with link to sk98447 for
iOS 7 configuration with Check Point Apps
23 January 2014 Updated MDM Cooperative Enforcement (on page 109)
Corrected IPv6 support information in Remote Access Solution Comparison (on
page 20)
15 January 2014 New for R77.10 gateways:
Added VSX support ("Deployments with VSX" on page 28)
Added IPV6 support ("Mobile Access Applications" on page 11)
Push Notifications (on page 106)
Multiple Realms (on page 131)
WebSockets (on page 58)
MDM Cooperative Enforcement (on page 109)
Remote Wipe (on page 102)
fwpush (on page 192)
Updated Remote Access Solution Comparison (on page 20)
Corrected menu options in Portal Protection Settings (on page 157) and User
Experience Settings (on page 157)
01 August 2013 First release of this document
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Key features
Secure access to corporate resources
Multi-factor authentication
Endpoint security
Mobile device management
Support for a variety of mobile devices
Comprehensive security features
Easy to use and manage
Frequently asked questions
This involves setting general properties like the application name, authorized locations, and adding the application to the endpoint computer. This guide outlines the necessary steps for configuring simple native applications.
Application Mode allows you to access specific applications and services, while Network Mode provides access to the entire network. This is explained in more detail within the SSL Network Extender section.
You need to configure a delegate user on the AD server and then configure support on the mobile access gateway. Detailed steps for this configuration are provided in the manual under 'Kerberos Constrained Delegation' section.
The manual lists various authentication methods, including username/password, certificate authentication, and two-factor authentication with DynamicID. This section provides guidance on configuring these methods.