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NAT device between Security Server and Connection Manger - View 4.6

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Hi All,

 

I am in the process of deploying a view 4.6 environment - with a view Security Server within the DMZ.

 

The DMZ is a fully NAT'd and isolated network (single fire-wall, 3-leg configuration - GB-2000 is the model of firewall).


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

 

The firewall configuration is as follows:

- Security Server IP - 10.1.1.49/24

- Alias created for View Connection Server - 10.1.1.100 (NAT IP)

- NAT Tunnel (with ports 8009 and 4001) created between View Connection Server alias and View Connection Server actual IP 10.2.2.229

- Alias created for View Desktop - 10.1.1.101 (NAT IP)

- NAT Tunnel (with ports 3389) created between View Desktop alias and View Destop actual IP 10.2.2.239

 

I can RDP directly from the Security Server to the View desktop (via the 'alias' IP 10.1.1.101) succesfully.

I can connect succesfully from the internal network (via the actual desktop IP 10.2.2.239).

When I try to connect via the Security Server (from external) I get initial connection to connection manager, and I can select the pool to logon to. However I am unable to launch a desktop session. The error I get is "The desktop is currently not available".

 

In the event logs on the connection manager server I can see that the actual IP address (10.2.2.239) is being used to connect to the view desktop - which will not work in this scenario (the 10.1.1.101 alias must be used).

 

Has anyone deployed a View Security server in this scenario?

 

Thanks in advance!


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