Its platform modules include Zscaler Central Authority, Zscaler Enforcement Node, and Zscaler Log Servers.

Information on how to configure a CA instance in the ZSCM Admin Portal.

The following links provide information specific to Zscaler’s data centers for each cloud in JSON format: ZIA Public Service Edge zscaler.net zscalerone.net zscalertwo.net zscalerthree.net zscloud.net Zscaler Central Authority (CA) This section provides the list of IP addresses along with the prefixes used by the Zscaler Central Authority.

Here are some more icons that are useful in tech writing for Zscaler: The pencil for editing most things: The question mark on the bottom left of the platform pages: Also, if you use LucidChart instead of Visio and would like the original stencil, please send me a PM and I’ll share the link.

The following icons are used in the diagrams contained in this guide. Zero trust has become a popular model for secure user access to applications and resources. Moving away from the traditional VPN style of network access, zero trust is an approach that focuses on granular user-to-app segmentation.

Zscaler provides secure user access to public-facing sites and on- or off-premises private applications via the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange, a cloud-delivered security service edge technology.

Zscaler recommends uploading your trust chain file to the Zscaler Central Authority when using your own private CA. This optional step helps your client machines validate the server certificate because the certificate chain is sent along with the certificate to the user’s device.

The Zscaler Central Authority (CA) is the PDP. A Zscaler Client Connector (ZCC) application is assumed to have been installed on the endpoint that the user is using to request access. The ZCC enforces policies that have been configured and applied to the device.

Information on Central Authority instance in the ZSCM Admin Portal.

Designed for resiliency, redundancy, and fast performance, the three-tiered Zscaler platform modules comprise the control plane (Zscaler Central Authority), the data plane (Zscaler Enforcement Nodes), and the logging and statistics plane(Zscaler Nanolog Servers).