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• See Security Server network traffic

  Can someone clarify some confusion that I have with the view security server. I looked different diagrams of network ports and protocols, and I want to understand how the network connectivity outside to an internal network via a security server is managed.

  I know that a connection is initiated externally on the Security Server, and it is then passed to a connection to the server that authenticates the user, then allocates a desktop computer. At this point, the external client connects directly on the desktop of the view.

  However, I see some diagrams where the above happens, but the connection from the external client to view desktop is managed by the Security server.

  In the environment, lack of network traces that I see the first instance and view desktop computers trying to communicate through the firewall to the external client. Currently, they are blocked by the firewall and connections are not established.

  How do other people see what is happening?

  You are right that the customer view connects to view security server to authenticate and this authentication traffic is passed to the view of the login server that manages the actual authentication (for Active Directory and possibly RSA SecurID or RADIUS etc.). If this authentication is successful, then the Office Protocol traffic is allowed through the Security server. Any traffic Protocol Office which is not in the name of an authenticated user is blocked. As security server is usually deployed in a demilitarized zone, then Security Server provides protection for virtual desktops and presenters RDS to make sure they are not exposed directly to the Internet.

  It is possible to configure the Security Server view so that it does not act as the gateway for this Office Protocol traffic, but when it is used to provide remote access from the Internet, it is recommended that protocols of office go through the Security server in order to obtain this protection.

  The Office protocols include PCoIP, Blast, redirect RDP, ROR, USB, remote printing etc..

  There is a description of the remote to access the view here https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-14974 environments that covers traffic flows.

  If you have set things up to protocols route Office via the Security Server, you can still see the first attempts from the virtual office to try to send UDP PCoIP packets directly to the client, but you don't have on those they do not. As soon as the component server PCoIP desktop virtual sees security server incoming UDP packets, it sends the answer UDP datagrams on the Security Server and everything will work as expected.

  I hope this helps.

  Mark

• Set up the RSA only for security server and not internally?

  Greetings,

  In the view Configuration > servers > Edit View connection servers > authentication, you can enable the RSA. However, I would like to use RSA for people who connect through the Security Server and not those who log internally.

  Does this mean that my only option is to add another view connection server and point the Security Server on this connection to the server on which I have activate the RSA?

  If so is not necessarily a problem, but it would mean, I have 3 servers of connection and server 1 safety for an environment of view rather small.

  Ideally, I was balancing these aswell which would mean 4 servers connection and 2 security servers. It is perhaps a little exaggerated, heh.

  Anyone know of an alternative solution?

  Thanks in advance!

  The way you describe it is the way to do it. The Security server is always associated with a connection to the server, so no way around it.

• When I run Microsoft Fix it, it says I have no firewall; so I see Security Essentials and everything is GREEN. Why is this?

  When I run Microsoft Fix it, it says I have no firewall; so I see Security Essentials and everything is GREEN. Why is this?

  * original title - I have Microsoft Security Essentials? *

  Good news is THAT MSE is showing protection is enabled and given that you do not receive notification of Security Center advising the firewall is not enabled it can be assumed that it is enabled. Bad news is that I don't have an answer. You have any other real time protection(Avast, AVG, etc.) currently installed? What, if any, previous protection in real time of programs have been installed and they did include a firewall? You made using tools and methods to remove properly uninstall completely?

  Since it is a problem Microsoft Fix it I suggest you consider posting your question in the fix it Center Forum.

  Microsoft Fix it Center Forum
  http://social.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/fixitcenter/threads

  You can also consider opening a Support box.

  Support-contact us
  http://support.Microsoft.com/contactus#TAB0

  Attach to e-mail
  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  I hope this helps.

• Peripheral NAT between Security Server and Connection Manager - View 4.6

  Hi all

  I'm trying to deploy a view environment 4.6 - with a view Security Server in the DMZ.

  The DMZ is a NAT entirely would be and isolated network (single firewall, configuration 3-leg-GB-2000 is the model of the firewall).

  
  At this point, just trying to get RDP to work with this configuration.

  The firewall configuration is as follows:

  -Security server IP - 10.1.1.49/24

  -The alias created to view connection server - 10.1.1.100 (NAT IP)

  -Tunnel NAT (with port 8009 and 4001) created between the server connection view and real IP 10.2.2.229 server connection alias

  -The alias created for the view Desktop - 10.1.1.101 (NAT IP)

  -Tunnel NAT (with port 3389) created between Desktop and view real IP Destop 10.2.2.239 view alias

  I can RDP directly since the Security server to the desktop (via the 'alias' 10.1.1.101 IP) view correctly.

  I can connect successfully from the internal network (via IP real office 10.2.2.239).

  When I try to connect via the server of security (from the outside) I get the connection for the initial connection manager, and I choose the pool to connect to. However I'm unable to start a desktop session. The error I get is "the office is currently not available.

  In the event logs on the Manager server connection that I see that the real IP (10.2.2.239) is used to connect to the desktop view - which will not work in this scenario (the 10.1.1.101 alias should be used).

  Has anyone deployed a server of security seen in this scenario?

  Thanks in advance!

  Not sure if it works or not, but there is a GPO that changes the rules to connect using the DNS name.  Is the name DNS returns the correct value, you must connect as?

• See Security Server + RDP

  Can you security 'proxy' Server RDP connections or manipulates only PCOIP?

  You can use RDP and PCOIP via view security server.   I'm moving this thread the View Forum Manager for better visibility.

• H710 Bluetooth and Direct Connect?

  My H710 Bluetooth works with the direct connection on my Motorola i880 phone feature?

  It is correct. Audio in and out will work with any Bluetooth headset device and an iDEN device. However the PTT function must be done with the actual combined PTT during the use of these BT headsets. There's not a BT headset device I know for iDEN combined allowing PTT of the helmet apparatus itself.

  Captive headphones (corded) allow you to control PTT of the cord.

• Cisco's C series server using direct connect to UCSM ping

  We have the 2 C of Cisco series connected servers (VIC 1225 cards) direct connect to the fabric of the interconnections and managed via UCSM but cannot get network working.

  Service profiles have been created and pushed with only 1 VLANS and VLAN as the default native but cannot communicate with the configured IP address.  Address Mac is learned at the northbound Nexus 5 K switches.  Seems to be a VLAN tagging problem somewhere

  You can test the MMIC?

  I bet it has to do with the tagging Vlan; I would advice to set your vlan natively and it will work!

  PS. I assume of course that you have installed the appropriate driver enic

• trying to update CC but get error trying to connect to the server and never connects

  My CC table trying to update and is stuck trying to connect to the server. No option to stop the update. Only option is to cancel. Then I can leave or install now, stuck keeps trying to connect to the server. This lasts for several days now?

  Once again, Sign in, activation or connection errors. CS5.5 and later, Acrobat DC

  If that fails, uninstall all cc, clean by use the CC cleaning tool to resolve installation problems. CC, CS3 - CS6 and reinstall, apps download Adobe Creative Cloud | CC free trial Adobe

• Security & server capacity RAM connection

  Hello

  We just turned on the gateway funktion in sight 4,6 PCoIP. We currently have approximately 40 simultaneous connections (more is coming) 2 safety, 4 connection servers (2 internal)

  All our servers are configured with 4 GB of RAM, which I think is going to be a little tight.

  At one point I heard a bug in sight, making it unnecessary to upgrade a server with more RAM after the view has been installed, in place you can do a server replacement.

  Can anyone confirm this?

  Hello Frederik

  If it is a Windows 2008 64 bit server, then you must reinstall the view with the new allocated memory broker.

  If it's a 32-bit Windows 2008, then you can change it with this procedure:

  1 on the Windows Server, start the Windows Registry Editor.
  a select start > command prompt.
  b. at the command prompt, type regedit.
  2 in the registry, find the subkey, and then click JvmOptions.
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\VMware, Inc. \VMware VDM\Plugins\wsnm\tunnelService\Pa.
  3 click Edit > modify.
  A Windows dialog box shows an entry like the one below.
  -Xms128m-Xmx512m-Xss96k - Xrs - XX: + UseConcMarkSweepGC
  -Dsimple.http.poller = simple.http.GranularPoller
  -Dsimple.http.connect.configurator = com.vmware.vdi.front.SimpleConfigurator
  4 change the setting - Xmx for value-Xmx1024m.
  The dialog box displays the following entry.

  -Xms128m-Xmx1024m-Xss96k - Xrs - XX: + UseConcMarkSweepGC - Dsimple.http.poller = simple.http.GranularPoller - Dsimple.http.connect.configurator = com.vmware.vdi.front.SimpleConfigurator
  5 click OK and quit the registry editor.

  (This is a cut "paste from page 69 in found here view installation guide: http://www.vmware.com/pdf/view-46-installation.pdf")

  Linjo

• View 4.6 and security server

  The Security Server and the connection must be in different local networks?

  I installed a DEMO, both for the same cause of LAN, there is no real DMZ there.

  Servers are 2008 r2 64-bit, I opened the 4172 ports and 443 to j.4 server,

  When clients connect to the connection to the server or the security gateway, they can connect to the virtual desktop, but trying to connect on the internet, there is a problem, the client can connect to the Security Server and enter the credentials, but trying to connect to the office virtual has a white screen and after a few seconds will appear an error message 'the connection to the remote computer has done '.

  Is this the same local network, which is the problem here? or something else that i'm missing?

  Another thing, the FW performed the NAT to the Security Server, in the fields of configuration to the Security Server, I put the public ip address.

  Thank you

  They can be on the same local network.

  You get the symptoms you see if you have not done all 3 installation steps correctly.

  Most people on this forum who suffer from what you see remedy through each of the 3 steps of Setup again very carefully.

  http://communities.VMware.com/docs/doc-14974

  Let us know who it was.

  Mark

• View Security Server installation issue 5.2

  I try to get my security server upward and running for 2 days now and continues to run into a brick wall.  I always get the following error:

  Error 28083.  Failed installation of IPsec. Please see the C:\users\...\...\vminst.log file for more details.  The journal reveals 'error: could not get a satisfactory response from the connection to the server after the installation of IPsec "

  In an effort to solve the problem, I welcomed the Windows Firewall on the Security Server and the connection to the server to allow all incoming connections.

  I checked that all the Back-End firewall configurations are correct and functioning as required.

  I scrolls http://communities.vmware.com/thread/405121?start=15 & tstart = 0 and made the changes recommended in this thread.

  When I remove completely all GPOS from the connection to the server, then I can successfully create the pairing between the server security and the connection to the server.

  Most of the people looks like it's a start for GPO setting to walk through them.  Well, I have several GPO that is applied in order to be compliant STIG.

  What I'm looking for is, can someone please point me in the right direction as to what the parameters might affect IPsec communication between the 2 boxes?

  Thanks for the help.

  After calling and by opening a ticket with VMware, it seems that I was able to successfully install the Security server.  After they looked through different GPO settings several that have been applied, I changed the setting below and has been able to correctly install after you run gpupdate/force on my login server.

  Options Configuration/policies/Windows Settings / Security Settings / Local Policies/Security / Cryptography system system cryptography: Use FIPS compatible algorithms for encryption, hashing, and signing

  My setting has been activated.  I changed it to disabled and it seemed to solve the current problem.

• 4.6 Server issues matching connection security

  Hi all

  We use 4.6.

  Is the only way to associate a server with another server of connection security for uninstall security server software, remove the Console from the administrator of the view security server, and then reinstall specifying the desired login server?

  Is it possible for two security servers to be paired with the same login server at the same time?  Thinking through what I do, maybe I need to have this scenario for a little while.

  Finally, if I want clients that connect through one of my servers to connect to establish their sessions RDP and PCoIP directly with the Office of the VDI, after authentication, etc., do I just need to uncheck the boxes on the configuration of this server connection who say "Secure usage on the desktop connection Tunnel" and "Use Secure Gateway of PCoIP PCoIP connections to desktop"?

  Thanks for any help!

  Steve

  The Security server is matched during the installation process if you need to reinstall in order to re pair the SS with a broker for connections.  You can also have several SS paired with a single connection broker.

  Yes, unchecking the boxes would cause a direct connection.

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1010795

• See 4.5 Security server problems since installing SSL certificate

  I'm having some very strange problems with my view view connection Server 4.5 (front and back) running. I hope someone could shed some light on the problem, because I have tried everything I know to do this job properly.

  Before installing a certificate self-signed server of external connection again, I was running the default VMware certificate. Everything worked very well in this configuration. I installed a new self-signed certificate and now I'm having intermittent problems, the connection to the server:

  1. in the connection from a windows machine I CAN reach the site URL/HTTP to download the client from the view. Once I run the client to view I got the following error: failed connection to connect to the server view. Network error.

  2. I tried to connect via the IP address of the server, ensure that the external URL is correct (everything worked fine before the installation of the SSL certificate).

  3. completely removed security server and reinstalled, restart the services etc. Still not connect on some machines. Connecting from a Wyse compatible iPad still works, never a problem.

  4. If I connect the VPN of the company on the machine that does not work, then launches the Client to view and connect everything works as it should. When I disconnect the VPN and try to connect again, I can connect very well! So I need to connect to the VPN to connect to browse... its really weird. I checked DNS etc and everything is identical with the default certificate. I did so that machines that have problems approve the certificate and I also followed the Cisco ASA firewall logs, I do not see happneing anything different between periods of work and does not.

  Someone at - he never lived something along these lines or can think of anything I can try?

  Thank you!

  I came across this same thing.  The conflict is between the customer to view and your new self-signed SSL certificate.  More precisely the thing causing the problem is the version of the wininet.dll file provided with IE8.  The wininet.dll file provided with IE8 causes some kind of conflict with the customer view 4.5 (if using other SSL certificate that the server generated one) and will not allow the client to view 4.5 software to connect to your server security.  I reported this to VMware (2 weeks ago) so that they should be aware of the problem.

  If you remove your new SSL certificate and return to the one created by the display server then everything works perfectly again.  If you are using a machine with IE6 or IE7 XP remove IE8, it also works very well.  I tried taking the file wininet.dll from XP SP3 IE6 machine and restore this file after installing IE8 and everything seemed to work ok, but probably not the best solution.

  Bottom line is until VMware resolves the conflict with their client to view, you may not use any SSL certificate (other than that of the server is) If you are going to connect to windows machines running IE8 or newer.

• Unable to connect to the host via VMWare View Security Server 4

  I have installed and configured the VMWare View connection server and can connect to the virtual machine (Windows XP Pro) shareed via the customer to view without a problem. The problem Im having is that I have configured the Security server in my zone demilitarized and authorized the appropriate DMZ ports and the port 80 and 443 to the outside on my DMZ. Access the public URL and he invites me to authenticate what I do and it then publishes my office pool. I click to connect to the shared pool and it says connection for about 5 drops of s and then just my connection. Now, if I go to my security on my DMZ server, I can connect to the thin desktop via RDP.

  Thank you

  eeg3 is correct if you have a direct connection enabled on the broker for connections paired with security server then you would be forced to open 3389 to the outside world since the workstations would try to connect directly to the desktop.    The right way to go forward is to create the replica with disabled direct connection and combine security with this box server.

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