To add address object for Windows 10 VM
Click +Add at the top of the page.
The Address Object Settings dialog displays.
Enter a friendly description such as Win10-VM 10.5.25.4 for the server’s private IP address in the Name field.
Select the LAN to the server from the Zone Assignment drop-down menu.
Choose Host from the Type drop-down menu.
Enter the 10.5.25.4 IP address in the IP Address field.
Click Save.
To add Security policy
Navigate to Policy > Rules and Policies > Security Policy.
The Security Policy page is displayed.
Choose WAN to LAN in Zone Matrix Selector.
From the bottom of the Security Policy table, click Add.
The Adding Rule page is displayed.
Enter the policy Name and any identifying Tags you would like to enter to help sort your policies.
Enter a Description of the policy and its intent.
Select an Action, whether to Allow, Deny, or Discard access.
Specify the IP version in Type, IPv4 or IPv6.
Set your Security Policy's Priority.
Specify when the rule is applied by selecting a schedule or Schedule Group from the Schedule drop-down menu.
Click Enable to activate the policy schedule and enable logging.
In the Source/Destination select the following:
Source | Destination | |
---|---|---|
Zone/Interface | WAN | LAN |
Address | Any | X1 IP |
Port/Services | Any | Terminal Services |
Click Save.
To add NAT Policy
Navigate to Policy > Rules and Policies > Security Policy.
The NAT Policy page is displayed.
From the bottom of the Security Policy table, click Add.
The Adding Rule page is displayed.
Enter the policy Name and any identifying Tags you would like to enter to help sort your policies.
Enter a Comment of the policy and its intent.
Set your Original/ Translated.
Source | Any |
Destination | X1 IP |
Service | Terminal Services |
Inbound Interface | X1 |
Outbound Interface | Any |
Under Translated select the following:
Source | Original |
Destination | Win10-VM n.x.y.z |
Service | Original |
Click Save.
In Remote Desktop Connection, run the VM using the same Elastic public IP used for logging into the NSv web interface, and the VM can get to the internet through the NSv firewall.