Configuring Horizon Client for end users can involve constructing URIs, setting the certificate verification mode, modifying advanced TLS/SSL options, configuring specific keys and key combinations, setting display protocol options, and enabling FIPS Compatible mode.
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Common Configuration Settings Horizon Client provides several configuration mechanisms that simplify the login and remote desktop selection experience for end users, and enforce security policies. Using the vmware-view Command-Line Interface and Configuration Files Horizon Client using command-line options or equivalent properties in a configuration file. Using URIs to Configure Horizon Client Horizon Client , connect to a server, or open a remote desktop or published application. Configure Horizon Client for Smart Card Authentication Horizon Client . Configure VMware Blast Options Configuring Cursor Event Handling ~/.vmware/config , /usr/lib/vmware/config , or /etc/vmware/config file on the Linux client system. Configure Horizon 8 Client Data Sharing Configuring the Certificate Checking Mode for End Users Horizon Client to always perform full verification. Certificate checking occurs for TLS connections between a server and Horizon Client . Configuring Advanced TLS Options Horizon Client and servers, and between Horizon Client and the agent in a remote desktop. Configuring Keyboard Shortcuts to Send to the Local System view-keycombos-config file to specify which keyboard shortcuts should not be forwarded to the remote desktop. Using FreeRDP and Remote Desktop for RDP Connections rdesktop ) client or FreeRDP (xfreerdp ), the open-source implementation of the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), released under the Apache license. Enabling FIPS Compatible Mode Configuring the PCoIP Client-Side Image Cache
