Hi friends
in my test Lab, i need external clients be able to connect RemoteApps and virtual desktops located in my LAN
VM1=DC (10.1.1.1)
VM2 = RDSH+RDVH+RDWeb+RDCB
VM4=RD Gateway (10.1.1.4)
vm3=router (NAT server)(MS RRAS) (LAN NIC=10.1.1.2 WAN NIC=20.1.1.3)
VM8 = external client (20.1.1.8)
Is it correct to say "when external client clicks on a RemoteApp, system(perhaps RDCB) informs him to establish an "RDP over SSL" request to RD Gateway server ?"
if that sentence is correct, so a conflict arises here:
in our edge router, we have to publish the "TCP 443" port twice which is impossible:
- one time to forward requests to connect to RDWeb page to internal RDWeb server
- another time to redirect "RDP over SSL" traffic to internal RD Gateway server when user clicks on a RemoteApp icon
how can we resolve this problem ?
to overcome this problem, i searched to fin a way to change the port number of RDP over SSL service from 443 to different one. to do this, i got properties on RDGateway server and in "HTTP transport settings" tab, i changed the HTTPS port from 443 to another port (e.g. TCP 444) ( i don't know whether this task is correct )and in edge router, i created a publishing rule to forward TCP 444 traffic to internal RDGateway server (10.1.1.4).
but when external clients click on RemoteApps shortcuts, they get error " .... remote desktop gateway server is temporarily unavailable..."
thanks in advanced