The advanced trunk configuration screen has nine tabs:
General: This tab controls some troubleshooting settings, but most importantly, the server SSL certificate (on HTTPS trunks only, of course) used by this trunk.
Authentication: This tab controls how UAG authenticates users who attempt to log into the trunk. It also controls the logon and logoff pages, the session termination timer and the setting which allows you to enable the OWA look and feel for the portal.
Session: This tab controls how UAG manages sessions, such as session timeout, the maximum number of concurrent sessions and the session endpoint cleanup component. It also controls the endpoint component use and certified endpoint use.
Endpoint Access Settings: This tab controls the endpoint policies applied to the trunk, including the use of NAP policies. We have already covered this in Chapter 8, so we won't cover it again here.
Application Customization: This tab controls how UAG customizes applications...