What now? Have you configured two different servers at the same time? Try configuring one Server at first and see if that works worked for me. Did you use the same shared-secret-key for both Servers?
Try using two different keys. Install a new appliance. Test a native Horizon Client using Blast. To solve this problem change the checkorigin property. If name is not specified, the script will prompt for it. INI file. In this example, the vCenter username is administrator vsphere. The appliance itself is treated as disposable and gets powered off and deleted, then replaced with an appliance with the same configuration.
An option in the administrator console allows you to put a Unified Access Gateway appliance into quiesce mode during these types of operations to stop the load balancer from sending traffic to it. You can configure the Unified Access Gateway service to integrate with authentication services. This also allows unauthenticated traffic to be handled in the DMZ, permitting only authorized traffic through.
Explore all the possible use cases, including enhancing your security by having the Unified Access Gateway handle authentication requests from the DMZ. In this role, he develops technical deep dives and reference architecture papers for Workspace ONE and Horizon.
This message will close in seconds. You are about to be redirected to the central VMware login page. This blog was created as a point-in-time reference. Configure Next, configure the PowerShell script for your environment. Make a copy and edit one of the sample INI files such as uag2-advanced.
Copy, paste and complete edge service sections from the sample INIfiles as required. Open a PowerShell prompt and change to the directory where the scripts and your INI file are located.
Be sure to use the uagdeploy. Thanks for the awesome walkthrough. Have you run into this before? Have you encountered this? I cannot seem to win here. FYI this was resolved when we replaced the certificate with a cert that only contained the URL and did not contain subject alternative names of the access points.
How can I fix this? Great article and it will certainly help once I finish upgrading to view 6. After you finish deploying the access point, do you simply remove the existing security server from view administrator?
Can you explain the downloads setting in the proxy pattern more? Anything not in this list will be ignored. I appreciate the help you are providing! What else do I need to do? Do I need to upload the client to a certain directory?
Do users go to myconnserver. So it seems like I need a third load balancer config now… let me know if I am just wrong here. In the environment I am building they want to use RSA for externally connecting users. This forces me once again to have separate collection of connection servers for internal and external access. So I have the load balancer for the internal users to the two internal connection brokers… no problem there. I have the load balancer for the external users to hit the two access points and since the access points can now communicate with both the connection servers that have RSA enabled I need a third url and a third load balancer between the access points and those two connection servers?
Or am I crazy? Or I can stick with the old one to one relationship between the security server now Access point I assume on that scenario the Access point is smart enough to reject traffic if its connection server is down?
Especially configuring routing for the appliance? I have not. I question the benefit of that configuration. Most enterprises prefer to use real firewalls for that purpose and thus one-arm is the more secure approach. How would this work if internally I am using a Microsoft CA domain.
What cert would i push with the put command, and what thumbprint should i use? You upload whatever certificate that matches the name users will enter to access Horizon View remotely. The thumbprint should be from whatever certificate is installed on your View Connection Servers or load balancer. Thank for this Carl! I expect a future version of Access Point to merge both products. Oh — One further thing! May or may-not be a bug, but after OVF deployment through the conventional vSphere 5.
I compared the one created by the Web Client and it was the same as the one i created the deployment success just depended on the Web Client to roll out. Thanks for this Carl, I used both your blog and the Powershell application to configure the appliance. Quite complicated but got their in the end. I just re-wrote it in VB and added a way to pull the thumbprint. Possible in a 3. However, you might want extra Horizon Connection Servers so you can filter pools based on tags. No need for IPSec or or the other ports.
You still need , , etc. Additional security with DMZ authentication. You can deploy and configure the appliance without any Linux skills. But you might need some Linux skills during troubleshooting. The latest version of UAG is , which is newer than version 3. Version means November Get it from the same page as your Horizon download. Use the Select Version drop-down to select the version of Horizon you have deployed.
Then open the downloads for the edition that you are entitled to: Standard, Advanced, or Enterprise. Scroll down the page to see the Unified Access Gateway downloads.
UDP must be opened in both directions. The latest release for vSphere 6. Patch 2 is newer than Update 3. In the Destination Folder page, click Next. Create or Edit a UAG. Or copy and edit one of the downloaded. For any value that has spaces, do not include quotes in the. The script adds the quotes automatically. The name setting specifies the name of the virtual machine in vCenter. Add a uagName setting and specify a friendly name.
For the source setting, enter the full path to the UAG. OVF Tool will instead prompt you for the password. For the target setting, specify a cluster name instead of a host. Optionally uncomment the diskMode setting. For a onenic configuration recommended , set the netInternet , netManagementNetwork , and netBackendNetwork settings to the same port group name. Multiple dns servers are space delimited.
Make sure you enter a local path e. If the DNS name ends in. For proxyDestinationUrlThumbprints , paste in the thumbprint of the Horizon Connection Server certificate in the format shown. If your Horizon Connection Servers each have different certificates, then you can include multiple thumbprints comma separated. Note: your load balancer must support persistence across multiple port numbers , , Open an elevated PowerShell prompt.
Paste in the path to the uagdeploy. Add the -iniFile argument and enter the path to the. Make sure the password meets password complexity requirements. For CEIP, enter yes or no. Note: the. OVF Tool will prompt you for the vCenter password. Special characters in the vCenter password must be encoded. Use a URL encoder tool e.
Then paste the encoded password when prompted by the ovftool. The UAG passwords do not need encoding, but the vCenter password does.
Review settings in the UAG admin interface. Upgrade To upgrade from an older appliance, you delete the old appliance and import the new one. In the Configure Manually section, click Select.
Deploy New Horizon Compatibility — Refer to the interoperability matrix to determine which version of Unified Access Gateway is compatible with your version of Horizon. Version is an Extended Service Branch with 3 years of support. Select Local File and click Upload Files. In the Open window, browse to the downloaded euc-unified-access-gateway In the Select a name and folder page, give the machine a name, and click Next. In the Review Details page, click Next. In the Select configuration page, select a Deployment Configuration.
Click Next. In the Select storage page, select a datastore, select a disk format, and click Next. Scroll down. Scroll down and enter more IP info. Enter a Unified Gateway Appliance Name. Expand Password Options , and enter passwords.
UAG Scroll down and enter the password for the admin user. In the Ready to complete page, click Finish. If the appliance initially boots with the wrong IP, then a reboot might fix it. It might take a couple minutes before the admin page is accessible. Import Settings If you have previously exported settings, you can import it now by clicking Select in the Import Settings section.
It should say UAG settings imported successfully. In the top row labelled Apply certificate to , select Internet interface. Next to Edge Service Settings , click Show. Next to Horizon Settings , click the gear icon. Change Enable Horizon to Yes. As you fill in these fields, hover over the information icon to see the syntax. On the Details tab, copy the Thumbprint. At the beginning of the Thumbprint field, immediately after the equals sign, there might be a hidden character.
Press the arrow keys on the keyboard to find it. Then delete the hidden character. The external load balancer must be capable of using the same persistence across multiple port numbers. On NetScaler, this feature is called Persistency Group.
On F5, the feature is called Match Across. Then click More. Scroll down and click Save when done. If you click the arrow next to Horizon Settings , then it shows you the status of the Edge services. If all you see is Not Configured , then refresh your browser and then click the Refresh Status icon. PCoIP Gateway should be disabled. Go to Horizon Console. Expand Settings and click Servers. On the right, switch to the tab named Connection Servers. Highlight your Connection Servers, and click Edit.
Also see Accessing the Horizon View Administrator page displays a blank error window in Horizon 7. After modifying the locked. At the top of the page, change the UAG Name to a friendly name. Click Save at the bottom of the page. In Horizon Console, on the left, expand Settings and click Servers. On the right, switch to the tab named Gateways. Click the Register button. In the Gateway Name field, enter the case-sensitive friendly name you specified earlier, and then click OK.
Horizon Console only detects the UAG status for active sessions. In Horizon Console 7.
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