VMware Unified Access Gateway: Technical Deep Dive

VMware Unified Access Gateway: Technical Deep Dive

VMware Unified Access Gateway: Technical Deep Dive

The VMware Unified Access Gateway (formerly called Access Point) is a platform that provides secure edge services and access to defined resources that reside in the internal network. This allows authorized, external users to access internally located resources in a secure manner. This blog and the accompanying videos give an overview of VMware Unified Access Gateway. We also […] The post VMware Unified Access Gateway: Technical Deep Dive appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog .


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What’s New in VMware AirWatch 9.2

What’s New in VMware AirWatch 9.2

What’s New in VMware AirWatch 9.2

We are excited to announce availability of VMware AirWatch 9.2. This release offers: A) Console and agent integration of AirWatch unified endpoint management (UEM) and VMware Workspace ONE identity and access management B) Deeper PC management support for Windows 10, macOS and Chrome OS devices Integration with Workspace ONE Workspace ONE configuration and enablement is […]


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UAG Files: Not using the right proxy pattern…

UAG Files: Not using the right proxy pattern breaks HTML view-client

UAG Files: Not using the right proxy pattern…

While working at a Workspace ONE project we were implementing a Unified Access Gateways (UAG) for untrusted connections to reach the workspace. Untrusted connections could be Wifi or the big bad interweb. They have two routes, all users reaching the Workspace aka Identity Manager (vIDM Proxy and vIDM) for authentication and choosing the entitlements and the second route after selecting a desktop route and using a tunneled UAG to connect to the Horizon desktop resources. With the later the user has the option to select the Horizon Client or the browser, both are allowed and should reach the desktop. Do we hear a should? Yes, should. The Horizon client is connecting to the desktop, so an okay here. When using the HTML Web client we were…Read More


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How to check that your TCP Segmentation Offload…

How to check that your TCP Segmentation Offload is turned on in both your VMware ESXi server and your VMs

How to check that your TCP Segmentation Offload…

HowToNetworkingVirtualizationAvailable on Amazon in Kindle and Paperback. It’s likely you’ve heard many folks rave about Frank Denneman and Niels Hagoort’s VMware vSphere 6.5 Host Resources Deep Dive book (on Amazon in Kindle and Paperback). I can only imagine the amount of time and dedication it took for them to get this published, commendable and inspiring. Oct 19 2017 by Niels Hagoort at neilshagoort.com When the NIC supports TSO, it will handle the segmentation instead of the host OS…Read More


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VMware Discovery

VMware Discovery

VMware Discovery

VMware has been busy over the last year trying to re-invent themselves with more focus on cloud. With that they’ve added some new SaaS products that can be used to help manage your cloud environments and provide some additional governance IT departments. Cloud makes things very simple to deploy and often eliminates the resource request […] The post VMware Discovery appeared first on The IT Hollow .


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Platform Services Controller (PSC) 6.x FAQ Now…

Platform Services Controller (PSC) 6.x FAQ Now Available

Platform Services Controller (PSC) 6.x FAQ Now…

The Platform Services Controller (PSC) was introduced in vSphere 6.0 as a mechanism to simplify and centralize common vSphere infrastructure services. The PSC handles vSphere single sign-on (SSO), licensing, tagging, global permissions, custom roles, and certificate management. Prior to the PSC, most of these services were individually managed such as tagging and licensing while global The post Platform Services Controller (PSC) 6.x FAQ Now Available appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog .


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