GSA coexistence with Zscaler
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1. Sign in to Microsoft Entra admin center and browse to **Global Secure Access** > **Monitor** > **Traffic logs**. Validate traffic related to these sites is captured in the Global Secure Access traffic logs.
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1. Access your private application set up in Zscaler Private Access. For example, using Remote Desktop (RDP).
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1. Sign in to Zscaler Private Access (ZPA) admin portal and browse to **Analytics** > **Diagnostics** > **Logs**. Validate traffic related to the RDP session is present in the Dashboard or Diagnostic logs.
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−1. Validate traffic related to Microsoft 365 and Internet Traffic such as Instagram.com, Outlook Online, and SharePoint Online is missing from ZPA logs in Analytics > Diagnostics > Logs.
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+1. Sign in to Zscaler Internet Access (ZIA) admin portal and browse to **Analytics** > **Web Insights** > **Logs**. . Validate traffic related to Microsoft 365 and Internet Traffic such as Instagram.com, Outlook Online, and SharePoint Online is missing from ZIA logs.
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1. In the system tray, right-click Global Secure Access Client and then select Advanced Diagnostics. In the network traffic dialog box, select Stop collecting.
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1. Scroll to observe that the Global Secure Access client **isn't** capturing traffic from the private application. Also, observe that the Global Secure Access client **is** capturing traffic for Microsoft 365 and other internet traffic.
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