Will Direct Acces and RDS Gateway both function if installed on the same server?
I know this is not "recommended" but that's not what I am after. I want to know if it will or will not work. I think it will. Why? Because I am currently running RRAS with SSTP VPN enabled on the same server as RDS Gateway. The only issue I have noticed is that both services bind to the default HTTPS listener and therefore complain if they are not configured with the same SSL certificate. So I am assuming that for the purpose of IP-HTTPS that Direct Access will also use the default HTTPS listner and should therefore work fine with RDS Gateway provided that both are configured to use the same SSL cert. Why am I doing this? Well, I only have four servers for 26 users, a third of which are mobile and some of which prefer to use personal devices to connect. The RRAS (hopefully to be replaced with DA) is for domain joined clients and the RDS Gateway is for the non-domain joined clients.MCITP:Enterprise Admin MCSA, MCSE, MCDBA
May 21st, 2011 9:30pm

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May 22nd, 2011 6:12am

This will work. You should define an additional IP address on the ext interface and use it for the trunk so its not sharing it with IP-HTTPS and can it own cert selected ? For optimal performance and least possible chance of conflict you should dedicate the two external IP addresses used for DirectAccess only to that purpose. Any other supported UAG functionality should be applied to separate trunk IPs. Sumesh P - Microsoft Online Community Support
May 25th, 2011 10:46am

thanks, that is what I was hoping to hear.MCITP:Enterprise Admin (Vista/2008), MCSA/MCSE (2003/XP), MCDBA (2000)
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May 26th, 2011 1:16pm

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