Traffic is allowed through to the internal network only after authentication has been successful. The Unified Access Gateway architecture keeps unauthenticated traffic in the DMZ. To enhance security options, Unified Access Gateway provides many integration options for authentication, including smart card, certificates, SAML pass-through, RADIUS and RSA SecurID. It is intended as a replacement for older gateway solutions, such as the Horizon security server, the AirWatch Tunnel and the standalone Content Gateway. Unified Access Gateway is usually deployed in the DMZ, run on a hardened version of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 and is currently undergoing FIPS and Common Criteria certification. These use cases can be mixed to run multiple services on the same Unified Access Gateway instance or separated out on multiple Unified Access Gateway instances, depending on the desired architecture and the scale of the environment.
Provision of VMware AirWatch or VMware Workspace ONE Per=App Tunnels and Tunnel Proxy to allow mobile applications secure access to internal services.Access to on-premises legacy applications that use Kerberos or header-based authentication with identity bridging from SAML or certificates.Remote access to VMware Horizon 7 desktop and applications.The Unified Access Gateway can be used for multiple use cases, including: Lastly, we include information on scaling, upgrades, authentication options, logs and troubleshooting. This blog and the accompanying videos give an overview of the Unified Access Gateway. We also cover deployment requirements, options and demonstrations of the two deployment methods. This allows authorized, external users to access internally located resources in a secure manner. 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.
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