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In 2013 I created a blog post with some tips for implementing a VMware Horizon View Security Server (l)”. Now the Unified Access Gateway (UAG) is replacing the VMware Security Server. So it’s time for a new blog post with some implementation tips about VMware Access Point / Unified Access Gateway (UAG). Thanks for this clear post! One thing I don’t understand is why the Secure Gateways have to be disabled on the Connection Server.
In our old configuration we’ve had a Security Server in the DMZ with our external URLs configured (as secure gatewyas, like vdi-external.domain.com). The connection server also had the secure gateway enabled but with internal URLs (like vdi-internal.domain.com). Last weekend we’ve uninstalled the Security Server and replaced it with the VMware UAG 3.0 Appliance and followed your blog to configure this. The UAG is working fine and all external connections are possible (HTML Access through UAG, PCoIP and Blast). Interal Blast and PCoIP connection to the Connection Server with the client are also possible, but the HTML Access through the webpage of the connection server tries to deliver a certificate named “BLAST” while trying to connect to the direct IP address of the Horizon VDI machine (linked clone). In the previous configuration with the Security server we didn’t had this problem because the Blast Secure Gateway was enabled on the Connection Server.
Now since we switched the Blast Secure Gateway off in the Connection Server it seems that the HTML Access Blast connection are made directly to the VDI machines. Is it really nessacery to disable the Secure Gateways inside the Connection Server?
Hi carls, I have a problem with SSL certificates to use BLAST and HTML ACCESS. I don’t use AEG or Security Server. I applied on my parent machine: the Horizon agent with HTML Access. On this machine we have a Blast certificate in the personal Windows store. I insert my CA root and intermediate CA authority certificates in the personal store and trusted editors. I also apply a Wildcard generated from our CA root.
When I deploy, I find my VDI machines with the certificates but unfortunately I still suffer from non-approved certificate warnings regardless of the web browser. I read the HTML Access PDF, the KB 2088354, the forum. Hello Carl, I was wondering about the sentence ” Open these ports from any device on the Internet to the Unified Access Gateway Load Balancer VIP: TCP and UDP 443 (includes Blast Extreme) TCP and UDP 4172.
UDP 4172 must be opened in both directions. (PCoIP) TCP and UDP 8443 (for HTML Blast) “.
In our case – this traffic goes to the REAL IP Addresses of the Firewall, which forward the traffic to the security servers in question. In other words, if the settings for the different gateway protocols – PCoIP, BLAST and HTML blast all points to something which is not the load balancer’s IP Address one would not need to open them at all. By my understanding, once authenticated to UAG, a client will receive and process an URL which should be used for further “secondary” protocols. If this “link”/setting/url does not lead to the IP of the load balancer -then this traffic will not traverse the load balancer at all.
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Please correct me if I am wrong. Hi Carl, Can you explain why on the Connections Servers the Gateways have to be disabled? Before we were using Security Server on Windows in the DMZ and had all these gateways enabled. We could connect through Blast Secure Gateway on HTML Access on the URL of the Security Server (from outside the office) and to the URL of the Connection Server for internal HTML Access. We now have disabled all the Gateways on the Connection Server and now it’s not possible to use HTML Access through the Connection Server. It seems like it’s want to connect to the IP of the linked clone directly instead of through the Connection Server.
Why can’t I enable the Blast Secure Gateway for internal HTML Access to the View Desktops? Hi Carl, just a quick observation – if I make the change to the portal-links-html-access.properties file to disable the enable download feature (=false) it works when connecting directly via the Connection Servers (v7.2) or internal VIP, but breaks the UAG access (v3.0) and the Proxy Destination Server turns red on the Admin page. If I change it back, the UAG access works again, but obviously still shows the download option. Is there a proxy pattern I need to enter to permit UAG access as it seems to be having an issue talking to the Connection Server?
(I’ve tried a few combinations to no avail.) Thanks! Hi Carl, We’ve been using UAG for a long time now. And the latest build 3.0 has been fine for a month or so but now within a few days of each other, two of the three UAG’s have gone offline (or somehow stopped passing user traffic). They just stopped working I can pull up the admin site, but if I disable “server 1 and 2” so only “server 3” is active in the netscaler LB i cant connect the Horizon client. A few days ago it was server three.
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So i took it out of the mix Today server 2 did it. A reboot of the UAG fixes it. But kinds annoying as no users can get in that the netscaler decides to hand off to that UAG for access Anyone else have this issue? I really don’t want to open a ticket as it’ rather irritating how long tickets take to work with VMware especially on a issue like this. Three 3.0 UAG servers behind a netscaler, load balanced following the articles you’ve got here.
They connect to two 7.2 connection servers, also on a VIP. Hi carls, I need your help in configuring reverse proxy in access point for my IDM URL so that my users can open the IDM URL from internet and they can access published application and desktops. I am listing down my infrastructure details can you please guide me how to achieve this. I have 2 AP configured in the DMZ and both are in single NIC configuration 2. Both the AP is configured behind a Netscaler load balancer in the DMZ 3.
The external URL which is configured in the AP is VDI.Gridtech.com and I have the same URL for internal access as well 4.I have deployed and configured two IDM 2.8 appliance with an internal FQDN as IDM01.gridtech.grid.com and IDM02.gridtech.grid.com 5. Created a DNS entry as workspace.gridtech.com internally 6.i can access workspace.gridtech.com internally and I am able to launch the applications and desktop seamlessly through the workspace portal 7. I want to access the same URL from internet and reverse proxy needs to be configured through my access point can you please help me with the steps which I need to do.