Nov 01 2018 10:08 AM
Hello,
can I set up RDP gateway as Azure Service?
I like to secure my lab vm with rdp access. VPN is not so good, because I access the vms from different location and laptops.
Regards
Stefan
Nov 02 2018 03:18 AM
SolutionI was able to host the RDWeb page behind an AD Application Proxy and use Azure AD authentication before hitting the web page. You can use AD App Proxy with the RD Gateway URL but not with authentication, it just acts as a reverse proxy.
Nov 02 2018 03:35 AM - edited Nov 02 2018 03:39 AM
Hallo Travis, thanks for your response. Can you please give me more details.
Since yesterday I use Just in time access for secure my azure vm.
Nov 02 2018 03:51 AM
The AD Application Proxy acts as a hosted revers proxy service in Azure. The downside is it requires Azure AD, so if you don’t have that it may not work for you. I published the RD Web page through the Proxy to avoid opening ports on the firewall. Users hit the proxy URL prior to the RDWeb page, forcing them to log in.
If you are looking for one-off VM access, Just in Time is probably the better bet. Microsoft has another product Remote Desktop Modern Infrastructure that will provide most of the RDP infrastructure as a service. That’s still in private preview.
Nov 12 2018 11:00 AM
Hi Stephan,
A good starting point is the following series of blogs by @Arjan Vroege:
https://www.vroege.biz/?p=2462
https://www.vroege.biz/?p=2563
https://www.vroege.biz/?p=2647
Nov 02 2018 03:18 AM
SolutionI was able to host the RDWeb page behind an AD Application Proxy and use Azure AD authentication before hitting the web page. You can use AD App Proxy with the RD Gateway URL but not with authentication, it just acts as a reverse proxy.