Under Basic Settings, configure the below items Navigate to NetScaler Gateway node, expand that and under Virtual Servers, click Add Let’s create the Gateway Virtual server next. Enter the Bookmark link in the format rdp://IPaddressOfTheBackendRDSServer Give a Name to the bookmark and enter the name of the string that you want to be displayed in the portal. Now create a Bookmark and this is what will appear to the users in the form of an application icon to click on. Give the session policy a Name and pick the session profile that we just created in the previous step. Switch to Session Policies tab and click Add. Remember that we haven’t created the virtual server yet. Now create a Session Policy that will be bound to the NetScaler Virtual Server. Under the Remote Desktop tab, pick the RDP Client profile that was created in the previous step Under Published Applications, set ICA PROXY to OFF Under the Security Tab, select Default Authorization to ALLOW and Secure Browse to ENABLED
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the last setting is turning ON Single Sign-on with Windows Under Client Experience tab, change Clientless Access to ON and tick Single Sign-on to Web Applications and Credential Index to Primary. No changes under the Network Configuration tab. Now, go to NetScaler Gateway – Policies – Session – Session Profiles. Enter the port number – You can choose to go with the default RDP port if you wish to or choose another one Enter the IP address (this is the IP address of the RDP Proxy Virtual Server that you will configure under the NetScaler Gateway). Click on the first tab that says Server ProfileĬlick Add and enter a name for the server profile. I changed the RDP Cookie Validity from 60 sec to 120 secondsĬreate an RDP Server Profile.
Give it a name such as RDProxy_Profile and leave the rest of the values default if you would like. Navigate to NetScaler Gateway – Policies – RDP Profiles and Connections – Client Profiles Ensure that the correct LDAP profile is selected. Enter the entries as shown in the picture below. If you have any questions, just pop it in the comments window and I will respond when I see them. For those who haven’t done this before, here is a helpful link from Citrix. Enter the required details such as AD server IP address, port details and a service account. Navigate to NetScaler Gateway – Policies – Authentication – LDAPĬlick on the Servers tab and click Add. Create LDAP Profile and PolicyĬreate an LDAP profile for authentication. You will need NetScaler Enterprise and above for this feature to work. if not, tick the box to Turn ON RDP proxy feature. For that, navigate to System – Settings – Configure Advanced Features and ensure that RDP proxy is turned ON. Now to get started, we will need to enable RDP proxy feature if it isn’t turned ON. In a nutshell, just opening 443 port isn’t enough to get this to work. You could also choose to use other port numbers if you don’t want to use the 3389 port. RDP proxy requires port 3389 to be opened from the internet.
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Secure RDP traffic through CVPN or ICAProxy mode (without Full Tunnel).The following RDP Proxy features provide access to a remote desktop farm or an RDSH session host server through Citrix Gateway: The RDP Proxy functionality is provided as part of the Citrix Gateway and currently is available to all NetScaler Enterprise and Platinum customers.
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