RDP Global Gateway

Menu path: Setup > Sessions > RDP > RDP Global > Gateway

Via Microsoft Remote Desktop Gateway, you can access remote Windows systems.

The gateway translates between the internal Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and the external HTTPS connection.

Access to the Remote Desktop environment is provided via the browser. The browser establishes a secure connection to the gateway. From here, the connection query is forwarded to the target system. In the process, pre-defined Connection Access Policies and Resource Access Policies (CAP and RAP) for access control are evaluated.

Enable gateway support:

☑ Gateway support is enabled and you can configure the following settings:

☐ Gateway support is disabled. (default)

• Gateway address

  

  RD gateway requires Microsoft Windows Server 2008R2 or Server 2012 with various restrictions for each server version.

  
  The following Windows Server editions can preferably be used as gateway servers:
  Server 2008R2 Standard (restricted to 250 RD Gateway connections)
  Server 2008R2 Enterprise
  Server 2008R2 Datacenter
  Server 2012 Standard
  Server 2012 Datacenter
  Server 2012 Essential (restricted to the RD Gateway role)
  Server 2012R2 Standard
  Server 2012R2 Essential (restricted to the RD Gateway role)

  

  RD Gateway is not supported in the IGEL RDP Legacy Mode.

• Use other logon data for RD gateway

  ☑ Uses custom data that can be defined below rather than the session access data.

  ☐ Uses the session access data. (default)

  • Gateway user name: User name when logging on to the gateway

  • Gateway password: Password when logging on to the gateway

  • Gateway domain: Domain in which the gateway is located