The Junctions screen allows you to add, remove, and configure junctions. This screen appears only if you checked the Enable Junctions box on the Authentication screen.
A NetCrusader junction is a mechanism to proxy URL requests from a Security Adapter server to another web server.
The list box shows the directory structure for the web server and any virtual servers configured. Expand the list to show the directory where you want to add or change a junction. When you select an entry in this list, the entry’s full path appears in the Entry field. If the entry is a junction, it appears as a yellow diamond with forked arrows, and This entry is a junction is checked.
The web server on which you create a junction is referred to as the junction server. The junction server must have the NetCrusader/Web Security Adapter installed. The web server that you access through the junction is referred to as the target server.
Add
To add a junction under a directory, select the directory and then click Add. Enter the name of the new junction in the dialog box. Click OK, and then choose the connection type and target server.
The Add button is disabled if a junction already exists above the point where you are attempting to add one.
Remove
To remove a junction, select the junction and then click Remove.
This entry is a junction
Check this box to make the selected list entry a junction. You can uncheck this box to temporarily disable a junction and cause it to revert back to a local directory on the junction server, without losing the connection settings.
Web Server Host
The DNS hostname of the target server (for example, sys01 or www.widgetmaker.com).
HTTP Port
The TCP/IP port number of the target server (default is 80).