The vApp Networks (internal, DMZ, and transit) are created within the vApp. In addition, ports 4 are forwarded to the Unified Access Gateway appliance over the respective ports. Ports 4000-6500 are reserved for the environment components so all traffic coming in on these ports is forwarded to your Unified Access Gateway appliance's appropriate edge service. In this example, external requests to the vApp are sent to the vPod Router, which directs those requests to the appropriate resource based on the incoming port. The architectural diagram below shows an example environment which emulates a typical environment, including DMZ and internal networks. The steps are sequential and build upon one another, so make sure that you complete each step before going to the next step.

Validating access to internal files with Workspace ONE Content.

Deploying Workspace ONE Content application.

Deploying Unified Access Gateway and enabling Content Gateway edge service using PowerShell.Enabling Content Gateway settings in Workspace ONE UEM.This section helps you to configure the Content Gateway edge service on Unified Access Gateway. Workspace ONE Content not only provides access to on-premises content repositories, but also enables users to have access to multiple cloud repositories.

Users are granted access to their approved files and folders based on the existing access control lists defined in your internal repository.

As files are added or updated within your existing content repository, the changes immediately display in Workspace ONE Content. End users can remotely access their documentation, financial documents, board books, and more, directly from content repositories or internal file shares. Using Content Gateway with VMware Workspace ONE® Content (formerly Content Locker) provides levels of access to your corporate content. The Content Gateway provides a secure and effective method for end users to access internal repositories.

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