Two Unified Access Gateway appliances sit behind a VIP so inspectors can still reach VDI while one appliance is patched. What availability idea is that?
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Short Explanation
Two UAGs behind one address is like two booths on the same driveway. Inspectors keep reaching VDI while one appliance is patched. That is access-tier HA, not a second datacenter.
Full Explanation
Redundant Unified Access Gateway appliances behind a virtual IP provide high availability for the remote-access tier. Inspectors can still reach Horizon while one appliance is patched or failed. Two UAGs in one site are not a disaster-recovery site. DRS and App Volumes do not provide that access-path redundancy.