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How do I Use VMware Tunnel to access SMB resources on macOS


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The updated documentation of omnissa has helped me a lot in improving my reading. When I go to https://techzone.omnissa.com/resource/deploying-workspace-one-tunnel-workspace-one-operational-tutorial#configuring- device-traffic-rules-for-windows When I looked up the configuration of the Tunnel, I found that configuring the Tunnel on Windows allows access to SMB resources, and when I tried to do a similar operation on macOS, I couldn't do it anyway.

How do you do that?

It was really weird that I couldn't even get any information that was being transmitted through SMB resources.

 

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It looks like the process is starting and then failing, based on your screenshot. The file copy made it to 209.7mb before stopping, right? 

If so, I would start trying to figure out why it stopped after starting. DLP software on the server? Additionally, we could take a look at logs for you. Please do not upload logs here, as they will contain information about your network that you may wish to keep private. You can open an SR for a log review.

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Hi Jason

Thank you for your reply. Actually, what I want to know is how to configure the Workspace ONE UEM to enable macOS to access smb://192.168.x.x resources through tunnels when using the connection server in the Finder.

The screenshot indicates that when I access the SMB, I do not find any relevant application client that has network traffic transmission. Therefore, I do not know how to configure the Tunnel device traffic rule. I do not know how to fill in information such as the application program and application ID of macOS.

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as per this documentation you need to specify the finder.app information: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Workspace-ONE-UEM/2306/Tunnel_Linux/GUID-AWT-CONFIGURE-PAT-MACOS.html

I am not able to test right now but that's what I found:

Application Bundle ID: com.apple.finder

Designated Requirement: identifier "com.apple.finder" and anchor apple

Let me know if this works for you or not.

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