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With an internal tunneled connection, the client, the server, and the virtual desktop or RDSH server are all also inside the corporate network, but the clients might be on a different subnet from that of the virtual desktops or RDSH servers where the agent is installed , and you do not want to open ports between the clients and agents directly.

Tunneling traffic through the Connection Server allows for ports to be open between the Connection Server and the client, and between the Connection Server and the agent, but not between the client and the agent. The following diagram shows the ports used for an internal tunneled connection, and the list that follows describes the order in which the connections are made. TCP is used between the client and the Connection Server.

The traffic uses the native port for each of the remote experience features between the Connection Server and the agent:. With an external connection, the client is connecting from outside the corporate network to the Unified Access Gateway. This gateway then directs the traffic to the correct port and location on the Connection Server and agent.

The following diagram shows the ports used for an external connection, and the list that follows describes the order in which the connections are made. By default, the traffic is then side-channeled on the Blast Extreme channel to the agent.

To set up the Horizon environment for Blast Extreme, administrators open various firewall ports and select Blast Extreme as the default display protocol or as a possible protocol choice for end users:. With Horizon 7 version 7. For details about port requirements for connectivity between the various components and servers in a Horizon deployment, see Network Ports in VMware Horizon. For information about administrator settings, end-user settings, and various optimization strategies, see the VMware Blast Optimization Guide.

Now that you have learned about the benefits and features of Blast Extreme and have seen how easy it is to configure in your Horizon environment, we hope that you will take advantage of this adaptive and purpose-built display protocol. VMware Horizon Client documentation.

Network Ports in VMware Horizon. Chris Halstead co-authored the original version of this white paper. This message will close in seconds. You are about to be redirected to the central VMware login page. Blast Extreme Benefits Blast Extreme provides End-users access to their personalized virtual desktops or remote applications from company laptops, their home PCs, thin client devices, Macs, tablets, or smartphones. A consistent user experience across devices and locations while keeping corporate data compliant and securely stored in the data center.

Intelligence to determine and accommodate varying network conditions. TLS version and encryption defaults are routinely updated to reflect current best practices. These encryption mechanisms apply to the H. Security certificates — For external connections, Blast Extreme can use the security certificate on the Unified Access Gateway appliance. Blast Extreme can also use the certificate thumbprint of the Blast Secure Gateway or virtual desktop. A certificate thumbprint is a cryptographic hash of a certificate.

The Horizon Clients can use either IP version 4 or 6. Blast Extreme must be on TCP only as described previously for port sharing. Common Criteria — The evaluation process has been initiated. Port sharing — If you use a Unified Access Gateway virtual appliance for connections from outside the corporate network, by default the connection uses TCP port and optionally UDP port Note : Because port sharing incurs some performance overhead on Unified Access Gateway, port sharing is not the preferred configuration.

Components of Blast Extreme Display protocols must be able to efficiently provide the best user experience for various types of screen content, including text, still images, streaming video, 3D rendering, and audio. Configurable Components Various components of a display protocol can be configured to address the different types of screen content and differing network speeds that end users are likely to encounter. These components include the transport protocol and display protocol codec: Transport protocol — Blast Extreme supports two transport protocols to carry the display traffic between clients and the Horizon infrastructure: TCP Transmission Control Protocol and UDP User Datagram Protocol.

Display protocol codec — A codec is used to encode and decode the screen content transferred by Blast Extreme. The image formats used by these codecs employ compression to reduce the size of the content before it is transferred across the network. Windows tablets and phones.

Blast Extreme Network Connections This section details the workflow of connections that are made so that Blast Extreme can provide the best remote display experience, regardless of whether the user is inside or outside of the corporate network. Internal Connection With an internal connection, the client, the server, and the virtual desktop or RDSH server are all inside the corporate network. When client-drive redirection CDR is enabled by the administrator, by default, the traffic is side-channeled on the Blast Extreme channel.

USB redirection traffic can also be side-channeled in the Blast Extreme port. Internal Tunneled Connection With an internal tunneled connection, the client, the server, and the virtual desktop or RDSH server are all also inside the corporate network, but the clients might be on a different subnet from that of the virtual desktops or RDSH servers where the agent is installed , and you do not want to open ports between the clients and agents directly.