1. Click the VMs and Templates button.
2. Right-click the vSphere Appliance named vc.corp.local.
3. Click Deploy OVF Template...

1. Select Local File.
2. Click Browse.

1. Select Nested_Datacenter.
2. Click Next.

1. Select Host_Cluster.
2. Click Next.

Review the details here. These items are updated as you complete the OVF Template wizard.

Click Next.

1. Select Single NIC.
2. Click Next.

Note: The dropdown menu provides a short description of each configuration and sizing of the Unified Access Gateway VM. In this exercise, the Single NIC configuration means that all traffic to the Unified Access Gateway is received on the same interface regardless of the source, and the Admin UI runs on the same NIC over port 9443.

Selecting Two NICs directs traffic from external networks to the public interface, and traffic from within the network to an internal interface. The Admin UI runs on the same internal interface.

Selecting Three NICs directs traffic from external networks to the public interface, and traffic from within the network to an internal interface. In this configuration, the Admin UI runs on a separate, dedicated Network Interface. When selecting multiple NICs, you must then configure the corresponding network values for each NIC in the Setup Networks and Customize Template sections later in the wizard.

Users who require multiple NICs typically follow this same protocol for other web application servers within their organization. For more information on deploying the Unified Access Gateway with multiple NICs, see Deploying and Configuring VMware Unified Access Gateway.

1. Select Thin provision.
2. Select datastore2_ESXi01.
3. Select Next.

1. For this appliance, select DMZ_VM_DPortGroup for the destination of each source.
2. Click Next.

Note: A Single NIC configuration was already selected, meaning the Internet, management, and backend traffic all go through a Single NIC. However, this step of the wizard asks for three destination networks, which leads to some confusion when you are configuring the Unified Access Gateway for the first time. Since this is a single NIC deployment, you just need to select the same network for all the source networks.

1. Uncheck the Join CEIP check box.
2. Click the Networking Properties dropdown arrow.
3. Scroll down.

1. Enter 192.168.110.10 for DNS server addresses.
2. Enter STATICV4 for IPMode.
3. Enter 192.168.110.1 for Default Gateway address.
4. Enter 192.168.110.20 for the NIC 1 (eth0) IPv4 address.
5. Scroll down.

1. Enter 255.255.255.0 for NIC1 (eth0) IPv4 netmask.
2. Enter UAG01 for the Unified Gateway Appliance Name.
3. Click Password Options.
4. Scroll down.

1. Enter VMware1! for the admin user, which enabled REST API access.
2. Reenter VMware1! to confirm the password.
3. Enter VMware1! for the root user password of the UAG VM.
4. Reenter VMware1! to confirm the password.
5. Click Next.

1. Select Enterprise as UAG edition to deploy
2. Click Next

VMware Unified Access Gateway is offered in three editions based on the Horizon or Workspace ONE licenses, each Unified Access Gateway edition includes the following features:

• Standard
  • Edge service - Horizon, Content Gateway and Tunnel Edge Service.
  • Pass through - No edge authentication.
  • TLS Port sharing.
• Advanced
  • All features from Standard Edition
  • Identity Bridging - Cert and SAML to Kerberos / Headers.
  • DMZ AuthN / Edge auth- user and device auth - Certificate/Smart Card, SecurID, RADIUS.
  • Web Reverse Proxy - without AuthN.
• Enterprise
  • All features from Advanced Edition
  • High Availability
  • End Point Compliance
  • Web Reverse proxy - with AuthN

Review all the settings entered in the Network Mapping and Properties to ensure there are no errors.

Click Finish.

You can follow the status of the OVF deployment through the Task Console.

1. Click the Home icon.
2. Click Tasks.

1. Wait until the Deploy OVF package and Deploy OVF Template complete.
2. Click Back.

1. Select the euc-unified-access-gateway-xxxx virtual machine.
2. Click the Power on icon.
3. Click the Refresh icon.
4. The UAG VM Screen becomes blue as soon the initialization finishes.
5. The IP address 192.168.110.20 will be assigned to this VM.

Note: Do NOT continue to the next step until the VM receives the associated IP address!  This may take 1-2 minutes.