RDS Internal Access

I have deployed a 2012 RDS farm with 3 servers.   Server01 currently is the Gateway, Session Broker and RDWeb.  The other 2 servers are session hosts (server02 and server03).  We have a reverse proxy and then a firewall that provides secure
external access.  I have installed a 3rd party certificate and external access works.  I made the dns changes to our domain controllers to resolve the external name (remote.contoso.com) to the internal IP address.   I am able to get to the RDWeb
site and the certificate shows correctly.  However when I try to publish an app I get "Your computer can't connect to the remote computer because an error occurred on the remote computer that you want to connect to." or Remote Desktop can't
connect to the remote computer for one of the reasons: 1) Remote access to the server is not enabled 2) The remote computer is turned off 3) The remote computer is not available on the network - Make sure the remote computer is turned on and connected to the
network, athat remote access is enabled. When I edit deployment properties and check "Bypass RD Gateway Server for local addresses" I am able to publish applications.  So my assumption is that the gateway server is causing the problem, just
not sure what.  Workstations connecting to the RDS Farm are windows 7 64 bit.  
(edit: added workstation type)

Hi,
Thank you for your posting in Windows Server Forum.
Please check collection Properties of security setting. For test purpose, please low down the security level and test the issue again as per
this article. 
1. Set Security layer to "RDP Security Layer” 
2. Set Encryption level to "Client Compatible"
In addition, I would like to suggest that you must use “domainname\username” for entering into RD web access.  Also Apart from that you can try to download and install
RDP 8.1 for Windows 7 and check the result.
Also refer “Why can’t I connect using Remote Desktop Connection?” article.
Hope it helps! 
Thanks,
Dharmesh

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