

Horizon View needs a few ports to work correctly: 443/4172/8443 (UDP and TCP). I’ve continued to see many customers not fully understand the right way to deploy a UAG, which we will cover today. We all need them now for our WS1 infrastructure whether its Horizon, VMware Tunnel, SEG, or Content Gateway. I'd now like to access my Horizon View desktops externally but I seem to be battling to understand how this works or what to do considering my single IP address issue. The VMware Workspace ONE Unified Access Gateway (UAG) has continued to ramp up for VMware customers everywhere.


These applications can be Windows applications, software as a service (SaaS) applications, and desktops. Since I only have a single IPv4 internet address I have a content switch setup which is currently used for Exchange and Office Online Server (not shown above). TAM Lab 020 - Horizon Unified Access Gateway (UAG) Certificate Configuration VMware TAM Lab 2 years ago Architecting Workspace ONE: The Official Reference Architecture VMware End-User. Use Unified Access Gateway to design VMware Horizon, VMware Identity Manager, and VMware AirWatch deployments that need secure external access to your organization's applications. Horizon View Connection Server 2: 192.168.40.13 Horizon View Connection Server 1: 192.168.40.12 VMware Horizon UAG OKTA RADIUS configuration. I have the following servers/appliances in the DMZ: Our integration allows for VMWare virtual desktops to perform multi-factor authentication against the Okta. I have two VLANS, one for servers and one for a DMZ. In my environment I have a single external (WAN) IPv4 address.
