It is more streamlined than simply deploying the UAG OVA file manually using the vSphere Client.īasically, you feed it the OVA file and the config parameters and it deploys the appliance in your vSphere environment. The new Unified Access Gateway Deployment Utility is a new VMware fling that provides another means for deploying the UAG appliance. Many of the great features that actually find their way to production tools and utilities and functionality built into new releases of software, start out as flings. What is the Unified Access Gateway Deployment Utility Fling?įor those that aren’t familiar with VMware flings, they are awesome. Let’s take a look at how to deploy VMware UAG with New Unified Access Gateway Deployment Utility fling. This allows you to have a third means of deploying the utility which in my opinion looks cleaner and better organized than the OVA deployment from within vSphere. Just a few days ago, by way of VMware Flings, you can now use a new Unified Access Gateway Deployment Utility to deploy the UAG in your environment.

Additionally, there was the approach of using the PowerShell deployment method. You had the ability to deploy the appliance using the standard means of deploying an OVA appliance. Up until a few days ago, there were two ways to deploy the Unified Access Gateway appliance (UAG).

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