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  • Introduction
    • Parallels RAS release history
    • Overview
    • What's new
  • Installation and Configuration
    • Prerequisites
    • Installation
  • Get Started with RAS Management Portal
    • Log in to RAS Management Portal
    • Configure RAS Web Administration Service
    • RAS Management Portal user interface
  • Site Category
  • Farm Settings
    • Administrators
    • Mailbox
    • Licensing
  • Site Settings
    • Connection and authentication
    • Multi-factor authentication
      • Using RADIUS
      • Using Google Authenticator
      • Configuring MFA rules
    • FSLogix Profile Container
      • Configure managing existing profiles by Parallels RAS
      • Configure Site defaults and hosts for FSLogix
    • Universal Printing
    • Universal Scanning
  • Infrastructure
    • RD Session Hosts
      • Add an RD Session Host
      • Configure an RD Session Host
        • Using Site or host pool defaults
        • General
        • Agent Settings
        • User Profile
        • Desktop Access
        • Printing and Scanning
      • Manage an RD Session Host
        • Overview
        • Active Sessions
        • Running Resources
        • Running Processes
        • Troubleshooting
      • RDSH groups
    • Virtual Desktops Infrastructure
    • Certificates
      • Generate a self-signed certificate
      • Generate a certificate signing request (CSR)
      • Let's Encrypt certificates
        • Working with Let's Encrypt certificates
        • How Parallels RAS requests certificates from Let's Encrypt
      • Import a certificate from a file
      • Export a certificate to a file
      • Assign a certificate to Gateways and HALB
    • Gateways
      • Add a Gateway
      • Configure a Gateway
        • General
        • Mode
        • Network
        • SSL/TLS
          • Client and Server configurations
        • User Portal
          • Web
        • Wyse
        • Security
      • Managing Gateways
    • Connection Brokers
      • Configure RAS Connection Broker
      • Add a secondary Connection Broker
      • Manage RAS Connection Brokers
    • Providers
    • Site defaults
  • Sessions
    • Overview
    • Session information
    • User sessions
    • Running resources
  • Publishing
    • Publish an application
    • Publish a desktop
    • Publish a document
    • Publish a folder on the file system
    • Manage published resources
      • Manage published applications
      • Manage published desktops
      • Manage folders
      • Site defaults (Publishing)
      • Using filtering rules
      • Configuring preferred routing
  • Monitoring
    • Overview
    • Install RAS Performance Monitor
    • Enable monitoring in RAS Management Portal
    • Viewing performance metrics
    • Configure RAS Performance Monitor Security
  • Updating RAS Agents
  • Help and Support
  • Appendix
    • Microsoft license requirements in Parallels RAS
    • Port reference
      • Parallels Client
      • Web browsers
      • HALB
      • RAS Secure Gateway
      • RAS Connection Broker
      • RAS Console
      • SSRS
      • RAS Reporting
      • RAS Web Administration Service (REST/Management Portal)
      • RAS PowerShell
      • RAS Provider Agent
      • RAS Enrollment Server
      • RAS RD Session Host Agent
      • RAS Guest Agent
      • RAS Remote PC Agent
      • Tenant Broker
      • Active Directory and Domain Services ports
      • Azure Virtual Desktop
    • RAS performance counters
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  1. Infrastructure
  2. Gateways
  3. Configure a Gateway

Security

You can allow or deny user access to a gateway based on a MAC address. This can be accomplished using the Security tab in the RAS Secure Gateway Properties dialog.

To use Site default settings, click the Inherit default settings option. To specify your own settings, clear the option.

To configure a list of allowed or denied MAC addresses, click the Security tab and select one of the following options:

  • Allow all except. All devices on the network will be allowed to connect to the gateway except those included in this list. Click Tasks > Add to select a device or to specify a MAC address.

  • Allow only. Only the devices with the MAC addresses included in the list are allowed to connect to the gateway. Click Tasks > Add to select a device or to specify a MAC address.

Please note that the Gateway MAC address filtering is based on ARP, so client and server must be on the same network for the filtering to work. It does not work across network boundaries.

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