Horizon Client communicates with a server, which acts as a broker between the client device and remote desktops and published applications. You enter credentials into Horizon Client , the server authenticates your credentials, and then the server finds the remote desktops and published applications that you are entitled to use.
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Set the Certificate Checking Mode Horizon Client handles certificate checking. A certificate is a digital form of identification, similar to a passport or a driver's license. Server certificate checking occurs for connections between Horizon Client and a server. If you are unable to change modes, check with the administrator who may have disabled this feature for Horizon Client . Configure Device ID Sharing with OPSWAT Horizon Client . You can also enable or disable device ID sharing by configuring a setting in Horizon Client . Connect to a Remote Desktop or Published Application Manage Saved Servers Horizon Client saves a shortcut for the server to the Servers window. Horizon Client saves a server shortcut, even if you mistype the name or type the wrong IP address. You can edit and remove server shortcuts. Disconnecting From a Remote Desktop or Published Application Log Off From a Remote Desktop Horizon Client . If the remote desktop is open in Horizon Client , you can use the Windows Start menu to log off. Disconnecting From a Server
