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Microsoft Internet Explorer no longer supported for Horizon ConsoleĪs Horizon Console is migrating to VMware clarity widgets which do not support Internet Explorer, we have removed Internet Explorer from the list of supported browsers for Horizon Console. This allows administrators to troubleshoot random disconnections of end user sessions due to unrecognized requests received either at UAG or at the Connection Server. View Unrecognized Session Count was added to the Connection Servers and Gateway Servers tabs in the System Health dashboard ( Monitor > Dashboard) in the Admin Console. Pre-login message now requires administrator to acknowledge the message before proceeding to login.Įncoder Name has been added to the Horizon Help Desk Tool in Horizon 8. For subsequent requests, the Horizon Client directly connects to the Connection Server using the external URL, thereby minimizing misroutes that might occur at the load balancer. When an HTTP request from a load balancer host reaches the Connection Server, the Connection Server responds with an external HTTP redirection URL.

The new Enable Host Redirection setting sets the load balancer name and enable HTTP host redirection capability.

TrueSSO Trigger Mode has been added to the SAML 2.0 tab under Other Components in the System Health dashboard ( Monitor > Dashboard). Networks displayed during the create instant clone pool or farm workflow are now filtered based on the network type of the network configured in the snapshot's preferred network adapter (Network Adapter 1 while the snapshot was taken). Network enhancements for instant clone pools and farms In addition, a new environment variable has been added to identify whether the user is a held user so that an administrator can trigger data collection scripts when a held user logs on to a desktop. The hold and release APIs for the forensics select hold feature have been enhanced to include the machine state for all desktops assigned to a held user. The file also contains the PKCS #11 settings required for smart card SSO.Īlert mechanism for Forensics Select Hold feature Smart card SSO enables users to launch desktop sessions automatically without entering their smart card credentials.Ī new configuration file, /etc/vmware/nf, allows you to configure the behavior of the VMware greeter in cases where True SSO or smart card SSO fails. This release supports smart card single sign-on (SSO). The /etc/vmware/config file includes two new options, pcscd.maxReaderContext and pcscd.readBody, that let you configure reader context and message reading settings if you use a custom-built PC/SC Lite library. Smart card redirection now works with all versions of PC/SC Lite. The VMware display manager improves launch performance and eliminates problems with SSO that occurred previously from the dependency on GDM. The Subnet6 option in the /etc/vmware/nf configuration file lets you specify the IPv6 subnet of the Linux machine.įor SSO logins, Linux desktops use the new VMware display manager and VMware greeter, instead of Gnome Display Manager (GDM) and X Display Manager Control Protocol (XDMCP), to control the login and launch of user sessions.

#8 by 10 desktop frame install

Use the -ipv6 command-line option to install Horizon Agent with IPv6 support. This release supports the use of Linux desktops and multi-session hosts in an IPv6 environment. You can now install Horizon Agent on Linux virtual machines deployed in a vSphere 8.0 environment. Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Server 9.0 and 8.4īeginning with this release, the following Linux distributions are no longer supported. Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Workstation 9.0 This release adds support for the following Linux distributions. The actual release date can vary based on business needs and engineering schedule changes to address critical customer requirements. Version numbering is based on the planned year and the month of the release. Note that Horizon 2209 is currently going through certification testing and should not be considered certified until the process is completed. The Common Criteria certification is an evaluation of Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) Information Technology (IT) products for conformance to the international Common Criteria.Īndroid Client (must be in Common Criteria mode)īlast Secure Gateway (must be in FIPS mode) Security improvements were made in the following components to enable Horito be Common Criteria certified. This information is grouped by installable component.

VMware Horizon 8 version 2209 includes the following new features and enhancements.