We have a client running a simple DMZ setup on an XG125w, we separate the DMZ and LAN using a physical switch. The WiFi network is running on the DMZ.
There is a Terminal Server on the LAN which needs to be accessed from the DMZ. I have created a firewall rule to open port 3389 to the Terminal Server, and this works without issue
However, the Terminal Server is setup to use RDGateway for their remote employees.
When one of these employees is in the office, they connect to the DMZ network. If they try to use their RDP icon to access the Terminal Server, it attempts to connect via RDGateway, which results in an immediate certificate error.
If I remove the RDGateway configuration from their RDP icon, the connection works properly.
The immediate workaround is that we've created a second RDP icon for these users, but this isn't going to fix the issue.
Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas? I think a Static Route might be what I need, but I can't seem to find any settings that work.
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