Deployment Guide AX Series with Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services
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1 Deployment Guide AX Series with Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services Version: 1.0.1
2 DEPLOYMENT GUIDE Table of Contents AX Series with Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services Introduction... 3 Prerequisites & Assumptions... 3 AX deployment for Windows TS with RDC access... 4 Microsoft TS configuration with the AX Series load balancer... 5 AX configuration... 6 AX VIP status... 9 AX deployment validation AX deployment for Windows TS with RDC with TSG access Microsoft TS Gateway configuration with load balancers such as AX AX configuration AX VIP status AX deployment validation AX deployment for Windows TS with Web access Microsoft TS Gateway configuration with load balancers such as AX AX configuration AX VIP status AX deployment validation Summary and Conclusion... 25
3 Introduction This deployment guide contains configuration procedures for AX Series application delivery controllers and server load balancers to support Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services. Microsoft Terminal Services (TS) allows users to remotely control the whole desktop or certain applications. Microsoft provides three TS access modes: Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) Remote Desktop Connection with TS Gateway (RDC with TSGW) Web Access For more information on Microsoft TS 2008, visit: The AX Series with its Advanced Core Operating System (ACOS) has been designed specifically for applications such as TS, providing more robust response in failover situations, offloading security processing, and performing intelligent load sharing for all three TS access modes. Prerequisites & Assumptions A10 Networks AX platform should be running software version 2.0 or later. It is assumed that users have some basic confi guration familiarity with both AX and Microsoft TS products. The AX can be confi gured in one-armed mode or routed mode. Microsoft screenshots are from Windows 2008R2 TS servers. Note: A10 supports Microsoft 2008 and Windows 2003 TS servers too. The same A10 confi guration can be applied for them. Both IPv4 and IPv6 Windows TS are supported. The examples in this deployment guides use IPv4. Performance by Design 3
4 AX deployment for Windows TS with RDC access Windows 2008 enhanced TS with a new role: Session Broker. TS Session Broker provides simple load balancing and user persistency to the TS Server. Microsoft recommends Session Broker for Terminal Server farms of two to five servers. ( WS08AndWS03ComparisonFinal_En.docx.) AX fully supports Microsoft TS and allows: Large TS farms Granular TS load balancing and availability options TS in private networks (not directly reachable from outside).5 TS Session Broker.31 Advanced SLB /24.6 Remote Clients /24.7 Terminal Servers RDP (3389) RDP (3389) Figure 1: Microsoft TS with RDC access deployment Performance by Design 4
5 Microsoft TS configuration with the AX Series load balancer Note: To download a step-by-step guide for Microsoft TS, visit: cc772418%28ws.10%29.aspx As explained in the Microsoft guide, to deploy with load balancers, configure the following Remote Desktop Connection Broker settings on each TS. Navigate to Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration - Edit Settings / RD Connection Broker. Use the following settings: Deselect Participate in Connection Broker Load-balancing. (Load balancing is performed by the AX device.) Select Use token redirection. (When an end user closes their RDP connection without logging out and then reconnects, the end-user does not reconnect directly to the TS. Instead, they provide the TS IP address information in a routing token used by the load balancer to know where to redirect the end-user.) Select the IP address of the TS provided in the token. (This must be the Terminal Server IP address defi ned on the AX device.) Performance by Design 5
6 AX configuration Note: This example shows only the required AX options. For information about other options, see the AX Series Configuration Guide, the AX Series GUI Reference, or the GUI online help. AX configuration steps: 1. Create a real server for each TS. Enter the TS name and IP address, and add TCP port Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Server Via CLI: AX(config)#slb server TS AX(config-real server)#port 3389 tcp 2. Create the service group (TS farm). Enter a name for the service group, and select TCP from the Type drop-down list. Assign each TS to the service group. Performance by Design 6
7 Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Service Group Via CLI: AX(config)#slb service-group TS-Farm tcp AX(config-slb svc group)#member TS1:3389 AX(config-slb svc group)#member TS2: Create the virtual IP address (VIP), which is the IP address that clients will access. a. Enter a name for the VIP, and enter the IP address. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server Via CLI: AX(config)#slb virtual-server TS b. Add the TCP port and select the service group. Performance by Design 7
8 Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server > Port Via CLI: AX(config-slb vserver)#port 3389 tcp AX2(config-slb vserver-vport)#service-group TS-Farm 4. Create an aflex policy, to defi ne the TS persistence rule: when CLIENT_ACCEPTED { # Collect client packet only if there is at least 30 bytes # (If there is no routing token => first packet is 19 bytes) TCP::collect 30 } when CLIENT_DATA { # Find and save the routing token in the variable "msts" set payload [TCP::payload] set index [ expr [string first "msts=" $payload] + [string length "msts="]] } #only if there is a routing token if {$index ne 4} { set msts [string range $payload $index end] # Find and save the rawip@ in the variable "rawip" set index2 [string first "." $msts] set rawip [string range $msts 0 [expr $index2-1]] # Find and save the raw tcp port in the variable "rawport" set msts2 [string range $msts [expr $index2 + 1] end] set index3 [string first "." $msts2] set rawport [string range $msts2 0 [expr $index3-1]] # Convert and save the real tcp port in the variable "port" set port [ntohs [format "%d" $rawport]] # Convert and save the real ip@ in the variable "ipaddr" set bin [binary format i $rawip] binary scan $bin cccc a b c d set ipaddr "$a.$b.$c.$d" node $ipaddr $port # print the node # log "node= $ipaddr $port" } Performance by Design 8
9 Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > aflex Via CLI: AX(config)#import aflex TS-persist tftp:// /ts-persist 5. Assign the aflex policy to the virtual server. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server > Port Via CLI: AX(config)#slb virtual-server TS AX(config-slb vserver)#port 3389 tcp AX(config-slb vserver-vport)#aflex TS-persist AX VIP status Display the status of the VIP and its members: Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server Via CLI: AX#show slb virtual-server TS AX#show slb service-group TSG-Farm AX#show slb server [TSG1 TSG2] Performance by Design 9
10 AX deployment validation To validate the AX deployment: 1. Verify that clients can access the TS farm using RDP access via the VIP: Launch RDP (mstsc.exe) and connect to the VIP. Validate that the client has access to a TS. Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Services Manager, and go to the TS group. 2. Verify persistence. Have one client close its RDP session (without logging out from the TS), and reconnect. The AX device should send the new connection to the same TS. Performance by Design 10
11 Open an application (for instance, Notepad ) and close the RDP session without logging out from the TS. Establish a new RDP connection (from the same PC or another one) and log in with the same user. The new RDP connection is on the same server and the application is still there. Performance by Design 11
12 AX deployment for Windows TS with RDC with TSG access Windows 2008 enhanced its TS with a new role: Gateway. TS Gateway provides RDP connection over HTTPS. The Gateway role enables remote end-users to access the TS farm, even when the RDP protocol is blocked by a firewall and only HTTP/HTTPS is authorized. The AX device fully supports Microsoft TS Gateway and allows: Large TS Gateway farms Granular TS Gateway loadbalancing and availability options TS Gateways in private networks (which are not directly reachable from outside) Optional SSL offl oad on TS Gateways Note: The same AX device can be used for TS with RDS (described in the previous section) and TS with RDC with TSG..5 TS Session Broker HTTPS (443) HTTPS (443).8.9 TS Gateway Remote Clients /24 Advanced SLB RDP (3389) / Terminal Servers Figure 2: Microsoft TS with RDC with TSG access deployment Microsoft TS Gateway configuration with load balancers such as AX Note: To download a step-by-step guide for Microsoft TS Gateway, visit: Performance by Design 12
13 As explained in the Microsoft guide, to deploy with load balancers, configure the following settings on each TS Gateway. (Navigate to Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Gateway Manager Edit Properties / Server Farm.) When deployed with load balancers configured with no TS Gateway SSL offload, use the same server certificate for the following on all TS Gateways: IIS (Navigate to Administrative Tools > IIS - Select Server > Sites > Default Web Site - Edit Site Bindings.) Terminal Service Gateway (Navigate to Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Gateway Manager Edit Properties / SSL Certifi cate) on all TS Gateways. Performance by Design 13
14 When deployed with load balancers that are configured with TS Gateway SSL offload, configure HTTPS- HTTP bridging on each TS Gateway. (Navigate to Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Gateway Manager Edit Properties / SSL Bridging.) AX configuration The steps below detail the AX configuration for TS Gateway with SSL offload. If you do not want to offload SSL on TS Gateway, see the No SSL Offload Note in each step. Note: This example shows only the required AX options. For information about other options, see the AX Series Configuration Guide, the AX Series GUI Reference, or the GUI online help. AX configuration steps: 1. Create a real server for each TS Gateway. Enter the TS name and IP address, and add TCP port 80. No SSL Offl oad Note: Replace port 80 with 443. Performance by Design 14
15 Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Server Via CLI: AX(config)#slb server TSG AX(config-real server)#port 80 tcp 2. Create a service group for the TS Gateway farm. Enter a name for the service group, and select TCP from the Type drop-down list. Assign each TS Gateway to the service group. No SSL Offl oad Note: Replace port 80 with 443. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Service Group Via CLI: AX(config)#slb service-group TSG-Farm tcp AX(config-slb svc group)#member TSG1:80 AX(config-slb svc group)#member TSG2:80 Performance by Design 15
16 3. Create the virtual IP address (VIP), which is the IP address that clients will access. No SSL Offl oad Note: In step b, replace port type HTTPS with TCP. a. Enter a name for the VIP, and enter the IP address. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server Via CLI: AX(config)# slb virtual-server TS b. Add the HTTPS port and select the service group. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server > Port Via CLI: AX(config-slb vserver)#port 443 https AX2(config-slb vserver-vport)#service-group TSG-Farm 4. Import the TS Gateway certifi cate onto the AX device, and add it to a client-ssl template: No SSL Offload Note: Skip this step. a. Enter a name for the certifi cate, select the import method (Local or Remote), and select the format. Enter or select download settings. (These depend on whether you select Local or Remote.) Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SSL Management > Certifi cate Via CLI: AX(config)#slb ssl-load certificate TSG-Cert type pfx password a10 tftp:// /tsgw2.pfx Performance by Design 16
17 b. Create a client-ssl template. Enter a name for the template, select the certifi cate and key fi les, and enter the passphrase. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > Template > SSL > Client SSL Via CLI: AX(config)#slb template client-ssl TSG-Cert-template AX(config-client ssl)#cert TSG-Cert AX(config-client ssl)#key TSG-Cert passphrase a10 5. Assign the client-ssl template to the virtual server port. No SSL Offload Note: Skip this step. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server > Port Via CLI: AX(config)#slb virtual-server TS AX(config-slb vserver)#port 443 https AX(config-slb vserver-vport)#template client-ssl TSG-Cert-template Note: TS Gateways do not need persistence. Each TS Gateway is aware of all user connections. When an end-user closes their RDP connection without logging out, and then reconnects, the connection may be load balanced to another TS Gateway. The TS Gateway simply forwards the end-user traffic to the correct TS Gateway. Performance by Design 17
18 AX VIP status Display the status of the VIP and its members: 1. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server 2. Via CLI: AX#show slb virtual-server TS AX#show slb service-group TSG-Farm AX#show slb server [TSG1 TSG2] Performance by Design 18
19 AX deployment validation To validate the AX deployment: 1. Verify that clients can access the Terminal Servers using RDP with TSG access via the VIP: Launch RDP (mstsc.exe) and connect to the TS with the TSG option confi gured. (Navigate to Options Advanced > Settings.) Validate that the client has access to a TS. On the TS Gateway, validate that the TS Gateway is aware of the client connection. (Navigate to Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Gateway Manager + Go to Monitoring.) Performance by Design 19
20 AX deployment for Windows TS with Web access Windows 2008 enhanced TS with a new role: Web Access. TS Web Access provides web access to distributed applications on TS. End customers access the web portal that provides the list of distributed applications on TS. Then they connect to these applications via RDP to the TS. The AX device fully supports Microsoft TS Gateway with Web access and allows: Large TS Gateway farms Granular TS Gateway load balancing and availability options TS Gateways in private networks (not directly reachable from outside) (optional) SSL offl oad on TS Gateways Note: The same AX device can be used for TS with RDS and TS with RDC with TSG..5 TS Session Broker 1 HTTPS (443) HTTPS (443).8.9 TS Gateway Remote Clients 2 RDP (3389) /24 Advanced SLB RDP (3389) / Terminal Servers Figure 3: Microsoft TS with Web access deployment Microsoft TS Gateway configuration with load balancers such as AX Note: To download a step-by-step guide for Microsoft TS Gateway, visit: TS Web Access does not need any specific configuration when deployed with load balancers. Performance by Design 20
21 AX configuration The steps below detail AX configuration for TS Web Access. Note: This example shows only the required AX options. For information about other options, see the AX Series Configuration Guide, the AX Series GUI Reference, or the GUI online help. AX configuration steps: 1. Create a real server for each TS Gateway. Enter the TS name and IP address, and add TCP port 443. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Server Via CLI: AX(config)#slb server TSW AX(config-real server)#port 443 tcp Performance by Design 21
22 2. Create a service group for the TS Gateway farm. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Service Group Via CLI: AX(config)#slb service-group TSW-Farm tcp AX(config-slb svc group)#member TSW1:443 AX(config-slb svc group)#member TSW2: Create the virtual IP address (VIP), which is the IP address that clients will access. a. Enter a name for the VIP, and enter the IP address. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server Via CLI: AX(config)#slb virtual-server TS Performance by Design 22
23 b. Add the HTTPS port and select the service group. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server > Port Via CLI: AX(config-slb vserver)#port 443 tcp AX2(config-slb vserver-vport)#service-group TSW-Farm 4. Confi gure persistence for TS Web access: a. Create a source-ip persistence template. Only a name is required. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > Template > Persistent > Source IP Persistence Via CLI: AX(config)#slb template persist source-ip srcip-persist b. Assign the source-ip persistence template to the virtual server. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server > Port Via CLI: AX(config)#slb virtual-server TS AX(config-slb vserver)#port 443 tcp AX(config-slb vserver-vport)#template persist source-ip srcippersist Performance by Design 23
24 AX VIP status Display the status of the VIP and its members: 1. Via Web GUI: Confi g Mode > Service > SLB > Virtual Server 2. Via CLI: AX#show slb virtual-server TS AX#show slb service-group TSW-Farm AX#show slb server [TSW1 TSW2] AX deployment validation To validate the AX deployment: 1. Verify that clients can access the Terminal Servers using Web access via the VIP: Launch Internet Explorer and connect to the TS Web Access servers. Validate that the client has access to the distributed applications. Performance by Design 24
25 Summary and Conclusion The AX Series Advanced Traffic Manager provides Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services load balancing with: High availability High scalability High fl exibility High performance High security For more information about AX Series products, refer to: Performance by Design 25
26 About A10 Networks A10 Networks was founded in 2004 with a mission to provide innovative networking and security solutions. A10 Networks makes high-performance products that help organizations accelerate, optimize and secure their applications. A10 Networks is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offi ces in the United States, Europe, Japan, China, Korea and Taiwan. For more information, visit Performance by Design Corporate Headquarters Asia Pacific Sales: To learn more about the AX Series Advanced Traffi c Manager and how to improve application performance up to 8 times faster while enhancing reliability and security, visit A10 Networks website at: Or call and talk to an A10 sales representative: 2010 A10 Networks, Inc. All rights reserved A10 Networks, Inc Bering Drive San Jose, CA Tel: Fax: North America Sales: A Europe, Middle East & Africa Sales: China, Beijing Office: China, Shanghai Office: Japan Sales: Korea Office: Taiwan Office: DG_terminal_072010
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