
When a connection using this connection component is established, the user will be prompted to enter credentials to authenticate to the RD Gateway. PSM connections via PVWA through RD Gateway without Single Sign-OnĬonfiguring PSM connection through RD Gateway without SSO is done in the connection component level. Specify the users who can authenticate to the RD Gateway to connect through the PSM to remote machines.Ĭonfigure the RD Gateway to enable access to the PSM server used through this RD Gateway.įor more information on how to configure the RD Gateway, refer to Microsoft Remote Desktop Gateway documentation. Verify that the RD Gateway certificate is trusted so that users can access the machine through the gateway.Ĭonfigure your RD Gateway server, using the Remote Desktop Gateway Manager: Verify that the client machine meets the system requirements for the Remote Desktop Gateway:įor XP lower than SP3, make sure that RDP 6.1 is installed If the Remote Desktop Gateway is not installed on the PSM server machine, verify that the machine where it is installed has RDP network access to the PSM machine.įor more information, refer to Microsoft documentation. Verify that a Remote Desktop Gateway is installed for the PSM Server. When the connection is made through the PVWA portal, you will need to configure access through the RD Gateway. For more information refer to the documentation of the RDP client application you are using.


When the connection is made directly from the users' desktop, the RDP client application can be configured to use the RD Gateway. However, this type of connection is supported only when connecting with ActiveX and does not support RDP files, the RemoteApp user experience, or connections directly from users’ desktops. If the connection is made through the PVWA portal, it is possible to enable single sign-on so users automatically authenticate to the RD Gateway. OverviewĬonnecting through RD Gateway requires additional authentication by the end user to the RD Gateway itself. For details about configuring the PSM to work with HTML5, refer to Secure Access with an HTML5 Gateway. This enables secure cross-network and remote access.Īlternatively, you can configure PSM to work with an HTML5 gateway which tunnels the session between the end user and the PSM proxy machine using a secure WebSocket protocol. All information that is transferred between the user and the PSM proxy machine is encrypted and protected by the HTTPS protocol. PSM can be configured to work with the Microsoft Remote Desktop Gateway. Secure Remote Access using a Remote Desktop Gateway
