To use the derived credentials feature, you must create a virtual smart card to use when you log in to a server and connect to a remote desktop. One virtual smart card can hold multiple certificates.
Prerequisites
- Verify that the client device, remote desktops, RDS hosts, Connection Server host, and other Horizon components meet the smart card authentication requirements. See Smart Card Authentication Requirements.
- Import a certificate. You can use VMware Workspace ONE PIV-D Manager, or a third-party mobile app such as Purebred, to issue the certificate to the client device. Note that the credential must be exported to the Android system key storage to be accessible to the Horizon client. Export could be direct from the app, or indirect from a device administrator app such as VMware Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub. For an Android device, you can copy a certificate file to the Android device and then import it into the Android system settings.
If the certificate isn’t exported, the end user must manually import it. For more information, see Workspace ONE PIV-D Manager and Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub.
- For an Android device, verify that the device has a passcode. A passcode is not required to create a virtual smart card on a Chromebook.