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Global Secure Access Netskope guidance adds Windows and macOS traffic-split procedures

The period’s meaningful update expands Netskope coexistence guidance: Global Secure Access can handle private application and Microsoft 365 traffic while Netskope captures internet traffic, with configuration and validation procedures for Windows and macOS. A separate edit corrects the numbering of the fifth scenario.

  • The updated page covers a setup in which Global Secure Access handles private application and Microsoft 365 traffic while Netskope captures internet traffic. It now includes configuration, verification, and traffic-testing steps for Windows and macOS, including forwarding profiles, steering exceptions, client settings, and traffic-log validation.

  • The Global Secure Access page now labels the fifth Netskope coexistence scenario as item 5. This is a documentation correction with no administrator action identified.

This period briefing was generated by AI from the tracked Microsoft Learn and Message Center changes.

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Netskope Coexistence

Doc update

The page now documents a scenario where Global Secure Access handles private application and Microsoft 365 traffic while Netskope captures internet traffic. It includes configuration, verification, and traffic-testing steps for Windows and macOS.

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Netskope Coexistence

Doc update

The fifth Netskope coexistence scenario is now correctly numbered as item 5.

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