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This post was originally a podcast episode. These are the types of tools you need in your scicomm toolkit that will make getting started and blossoming in the world of science communication easier.
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These are the tools that have helped me go from a scicomm newbie to a scicomm pro and grow in self belief and confidence along the way.
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But along the way I have picked up some tools that have helped me to find a good routine for balancing my scicomm around full time study, or now around my full time job that I wanted to share with you.
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Most of it was learnt by trial and error. I’ve taken on more and more projects and learnt more and more skills. In fact, it is my full time job now as well as my passion project. I was eager to find useful tools, resources or training sessions that were in my PhD student budget – so basically they needed to be free – and could help me grow in confidence hopefully.ĥ years on I am still doing science communication. Back when I discovered science communication was a career possibility, I wanted to learn more. Or indeed, whether science communication is for you at all. To work out whether this type of science communication is right for you. To find the right tools and resources to help your scicomm confidence grow. You would need to specify your RD Gateway server's FQDN in Connect from anywhere on the Advanced tab of theIt can be really tricky to get started in science communication. Once you have RD Gateway configured properly you could connect to your internal servers using Remote Desktop Connection Client from external. In the left pane navigate to and select Sites\Default Web Site\RDWeb\Pages, in middle pane double-click Application Settings, then setĭefaultTSGateway to the FQDN of your RD Gateway server. If your RDWeb and RD Gateway are on the same server then you would use the same FQDN that users would use on the outside for RDWeb.įor the Remote Desktop tab of RDWeb to work properly you need to set the DefaultTSGateway in IIS Manager. In RemoteApp Manager you need to configure the FQDN of your RD Gateway in the RD Gateway settings.
You would still block tcp port 3389 on your firewall. For example, you could have RDWeb and RD Gateway on the same server as RD Connection Broker. If you only have one public ip address and you are using RDWeb then RD Gateway needs to be on the same server as RDWeb.
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From an iPad I believe the only type of connection that is supported by the available software is full desktop. RD Gateway works equally well for full Remote Desktop connections and RemoteApp connections. This is why I mentioned toīlock port 3389 on your firewall, because it is not needed if you are using RD Gateway. With 2008 R2 RD Gateway, the only port that is used between the client PC/device is tcp port 443. The Remoteĭesktop Client included with recent windows versions has the ability to use RD Gateway. For example, when connecting from iPad you could use iTap mobile RDP, which supports RD/TS Gateway:Īs I wrote above, with 2008 R2 RD Gateway, the Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Client uses port 443 to connect to the RD Gateway server, then the RD Gateway makes a connection using port 3389 to the RDSH server on behalf of the client. To use RD Gateway, you need to use client software that is compatible with RD/TS Gateway. RD Web Access is a way to publish RemoteApps as well as regular desktop connections. RD Gateway does not require you to use RDWeb.
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If so, do I need to install the gateway on TERMINAL1 and/or on TERMINAL2 and/or on the RDS server(s)? Can someone help me out here. With VPN connection there is no problem with redirecting (load balancing) How can I automatically redirect the client RDP session (externally) when TERMINAL1 is too busy with the other session to redirect them to TERMINAL2? RD Gateway perhaps? Thats logical because we use the session broker.
But when TERMINAL1 is “full” it won’t accept any new connections. The NAT on the router will redirect directly to TERMINAL1. When working remotly through RDP (external DNS) and no VPN, sometimes the connection is successfull because there is enough room for the client to work on TERMINAL1. So when one client tries to log on to TERMINAL1 and this one is “full”, the RDS tells the client it has to go to the other server TERMINAL2. When local (inside of the domain) use of the RDP, the desktop the session are load balanced with ease. One is the session broker (RDS) and 2 session host servers (TERMINAL1 & TERMINAL2) Hello Everybody! Hope that somebody can help me out here.