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To use RAMP-TS it is necessary to bypass browser cross-domain security (security relating to documents accessing documents from a different domain).
In Internet Explorer cross-domain security is bypassed by specifying the same Host name in the VLF and aXes URL. For example, let's say hostabc resolves to 10.10.2.181.
This URL is OK because both refer to hostabc regardless of reverse proxy configuration and hostabc added to the trusted sites:
{+}http://hostabc:81/images/privatefolder/EX1_Test_ENG_BASE.HTM?Developer=Y+TSIPAddress=hostabc+TSPortNumber=8080+
This URL is also OK because both refer to 10.10.2.181 regardless of reverse proxy configuration and 10.10.2.181 added to the trusted sites:
http:// 10.10.2.181:81/images/privatefolder/EX1_Test_ENG_BASE.HTM?Developer=Y+TSIPAddress=10.10.2.181+TSPortNumber=8080
These URLs are NOT OK:
{+}http://10.10.2.181:81/images/privatefolder/EX1_Test_ENG_BASE.HTM?Developer=Y+TSIPAddress=hostabc+TSPortNumber=8080+
{+}http://hostabc:81/images/privatefolder/EX1_Test_ENG_BASE.HTM?Developer=Y+TSIPAddress=10.10.2.181+TSPortNumber=8080+
For other browsers this is done by setting up a reverse proxy:
Set Up Reverse Proxy for the Browser
In VLF-WIN RAMP applications, when executing the Framework as a User (UF_EXEC), you must add the server name as a trusted site in IE11. 
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