The first step with installing the Secure Gateway on our dual Secure Gateway/Web Interface server is to change the port that WI listens on for HTTPS. Don’t worry, clients won’t need to remember these details because the Secure Gateway will still be configured to use the default HTTPS port of 443.
Go to Start > Administrative Tools > IIS Manager.
On the left open up the server, open the Sites folder, and click Default Web Site. In the right Actions pane click Bindings.
Double click the https protocol in the main window.
Now under Port change 443 to 444. Click OK.
Click Close. Now let’s run the Secure Gateway install program. Go back and insert the XenApp 6 DVD again and run autorun.exe.
Click Manually install components.
Click Common Components. On the next screen click Secure Gateway.
Click Next.
Click to accept the license agreement, then click Next.
I will select the Secure Gateway default install mode, click Next.
Click Next to accept the default path, notice that Secure Gateway is a 32-bit application.
It is recommended to run the Secure Gateway service with as little privilege as possible. Network Service is the most limited of the accounts available in my list, so select that and click Next.
Click Next to start installing.
Click Finish when installation is complete.
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