Configuring preferred routingOverview Preferred routing is a useful feature when Parallels RAS users with different geo located deployments are connecting to the same Parallels RAS Farm/Site. A common access layer usage (RAS Secure Client Gateway, HALB, or a third-party load balancer) is not optimal if a resource is located in a different data center in the same RAS Farm/Site. The solution is to configure a preferred access layer server for a specific published resource, in which case any user would connect to a default Secure Client Gateway, but would be redirected using proximity rules set by the administrator. Typically, using the Secure Client Gateway closest to the session host provides improved user experience, reduced internal network traffic and associated costs along with providing better use of resources. Note: Preferred routing doesn't apply to Azure Virtual Desktop published objects. Here's how preferred routing works:
Configure preferred routing To configure preferred routing, you first need to specify one or more custom public server addresses for a Site. To do so:
Once one or more custom server addresses have been configured, you can specify such an address for a published resource as follows:
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