Hello,
I'm trying to get get IP Virtualization to work with our terminal servers. We have a product called nComputing that is used for terminal services, which is basically the same as Microsoft's solution.
Anyways, I enable IP Virtualization and set the NIC and set it to Per Session, however, when new connections are made or if I re-login, internet from the Chrome, IE, etc. fails. It works on some internal application webpages, but not all. DNS resolves inside and out. I can ping anything, including the gateways.
We have a web filter in place that traffic goes through, but I'm not seeing it logged like it normally is. I'm not sure if it's failing to leave the session, failing at the filter, or something else. This is the first time using this and not quite sure if there's something I'm missing. The goal is to be able to separate users by IP so they can have filters applied appropriately.
Does IP Virtualization only work on the same subnet? Can it work on a segmented network? Most of our thin clients will connect via different subnet.
Any help would be great, thank you.