Configuring Agent-to-Client Redirection

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With agent-to-client redirection, Horizon Agent sends the UNC Path to Horizon Client, which opens the default application for UNC Path.

Installing Horizon Agent with the UNC Path Redirection Feature Enabled
To use UNC Path redirection from a remote desktop or published application to a client (agent-to-client redirection), you must enable the UNC Path Redirection feature when you install Horizon Agent.
Add the UNC Path Redirection ADMX Template to a GPO
The UNC Path Redirection ADMX template file, called uncRedirection.admx, contains settings that enable you to control whether a UNC Path is opened on the client (agent-to-client redirection) or in a remote desktop or published application (client-to-agent redirection).
UNC Path Redirection Group Policy Settings
The UNC Path Redirection template file (uncRedirection.admx) contains group policy settings that allow you to create rules for agent-to-client and client-to-agent redirection. The template file contains both Computer Configuration and User Configuration policies. All the settings are in the VMware Horizon UNC Redirection folder in the Group Policy Management Editor.
Syntax for UNC Path Redirection Rules
When you use UNC Path Redirection group policy settings, you must specify which UNC Paths to open on the client (Client Rules option) or in a remote desktop or published application (Agent Rules option).
Regular Expression Rules That UNC Path Redirection Supports
You can enter a regular expression in Client Rules and Agent Rules. A regular expression is an object that describes a pattern of characters. Regular expressions perform pattern-matching and search-and-replace functions on text.

Parent topic: Configuring UNC Path Redirection

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