This is great news! RADIUS support is available for all editions in version 3.5 of the UAG. All the features have been made available for all the Workspace ONE or Horizon editions.

In this version there is no license requirement anymore based on the edition. Update: March 13, 2019: VMware Unified Access Gateway 3.5 is released. I’ll hope VMware will judge again and make RADIUS support available in all the editions of Horizon. Now they are stuck with the UAG 3.3.1 appliance or must heavily invest ($$$$$) in the advanced (or higher) edition of Horizon. I’ll have a lot of customers who are using Horizon Standard with RADIUS support for two-factor authentication. In my opinion RADIUS is not a advance feature and belongs to all the editions of Horizon. Before version 3.4 of the UAG, with VMware Access Point and VMware Security Server, RADIUS was supported in all the editions! When looking at the editions table you see that this is now an advanced feature. RADIUS offers two-factor authentication and is always a requirement for production environments. RADIUS is not a new feature and is available for a very long time. This makes the environment less complex and is available as enterprise feature.Īnother feature is RADIUS support. Without the use of load balancers a UAG high availability environment can be created. One of the new features is high availability support for the Unified Access Gateway. Per edition the following features are supported: With version 3.4, the VMware Unified Access Gateway is offered in three editions based on the Horizon or Workspace ONE licenses. Besides Horizon support, new features are added for AirWatch and Identity Manager. The VMware Unified Access Gateway (UAG) acts as reverse proxy and tunnels sessions (PCoIP and Blast) to desktops and remote apps.

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