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Introduction
TSX Gateway is a highly secure RDP-VPN solution which encapsulates the standard Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) over HTTPS to establish a secure and encrypted connection between remote users in the internet and remote desktop hosts in your local network.
Network resources can be any RDP enabled hosts, such as:
Multi-session hosts:
- Thinstuff XP/VS Server
- Microsoft Remote Desktop Session Host (RDSH/Terminal Server)
Single Session Hosts:
- Thinstuff Remote Desktop Virtualisation Host (RDVH)
- Thinstuff Remote Desktop Host (RDH)
- Microsoft Remote Desktop Virtualization Host (RDVH)
Features
- Same features as Microsoft TS Gateway
- 100% in house development based on open standards
- Not restricted to Microsoft server operating systems – works on any Windows Server- or Workstation-operating system
- Works with any RDP (protocol version 6 and above) enabled client device
- 2-step authentication (1st step against TSX Gateway, 2nd step against RDP Host)
- Single sign-on to combine both authentication steps
- Full Microsoft Active Directory integration (optional)
- Secured RDP connections over HTTPS (port 443)
- Extensive security features to restrict external access
- TSX Gateway Manager for configuration and live access monitoring
- Comprehensive logging possibilites
- Unlimited concurrent users
Security
Following policies allow fine grained access managment for external connections to TSX Gateway:
CAPs: Connection Authorization Policies
- Define the user- and computer-groups who are allowed to establish connections to TSX Gateway
- Disable/Restrict device redirection for specific client devices
RAPs: Resource Authorization Policies
- Define which user-groups can establish connections to specific RDP enabled hosts in your private network
- Restrict access to specific ports (e.g 3389)
Logon
- Connections to RDP hosts and TSX Gateway
- Authentication on RDP hosts and TSX Gateway
Requirements
RDP protocol version 6 and above
Supported operating systems
- Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8
- Windows Server 2003, 2008, 2008 R2, 2012
Certificate
- Trustable SSL-certificate on the client and server
- The certificate name (CN) has to be identical with the DNS name which the RDP client uses to establish a connection to the TSX Gateway Server
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