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Long story short after that finding we did an test to restart the OneSign agent before logon of any user (tested this through Ivanti AM) and then let the user logon and presto no more issue.

VMWARE HORIZON CLIENT ACCESS DENIED OFFLINE

Logging in to the VMware console of an desktop without the UAG or TrueSSO in place would provide the same result, an offline OneSign agent and the second logon or disconnect/reconnect even in the console would resolve it. The login process would work just fine but the agent of Imprivata would stay offline only to be online after a reconnect to the desktop.Ī long troubleshooting process started with the team and also a support case opened with Imprivata pointed us in the direction that there was an issue all along with the base setup as well. TrueSSO enabled because the total solution is a Workspace ONE deployment and we want to use one login of course regarding credentials introduced a problem. Normal logins through the horizon client via connection server would be ok with the OneSign agent online, logins through the UAG without TrueSSO would also be okay. On a recent project consisting of an VMware Horizon instant clone setup and Imprivata OneSign in the desktop for SSO capabilities I’ve encountered some strange timing issues. Hope it helps! Author hheres Posted on 13 February 2021 Categories Horizon, UAG, VMware Tags Horizon, UAG, VMware Notes from the lab: Bye Bye VMware View Composer So to sum it up if you have the builds in question it might be a good action to log a support case. The versions tested by Stephen Jesse were Horizon 7.10 with UAG 3.7 and 3.10 without any issues.

The versions tested by Jesper Alberts were Horizon 2012 with UAG 20.09 and the same problem. The version tested here is the release that accompanies Horizon 7.13 build and that is UAG 20.09. The following article describes the issue User sessions are disconnected through VMware Unified Access Gateway when the configuration settings are changed with the UAG Admin UI (56487) and this should be resolved in later versions. Had some discussion on the vExpert slack channel and quickly came to light that it looks like an regression issue. Finding this behavior strange as to you don’t do anything that special so why disconnect these sessions.

Scroll down and select “Send domain list”Īfter enabling this global setting the Active Directory domain is visible again and it is possible to select another AD domain.On a recent project where we have VMware Horizon 7.13 and UAG 20.09 appliances for the external connections some strange behavior was observed when putting in the syslog URL entries.Īfter adding or removing entries here and saving the settings all the connections through the UAG will get terminated.

Click on “View Configuration” and Edit the “Global Settings”.

Repeat steps 5-8 for each VMware Horizon Connection Server.Įnabling the domain list in the Horizon Client

Scroll down the bottom and select “Accept logon as current user”.

Select the Connection Server and click on Edit.

Click on “View Configuration” and select Servers.

Here are the steps to enable these settings: Enabling Login As Current UserĪllow the Connection Server to accept logon as current user authentication

VMWARE HORIZON CLIENT ACCESS DENIED UPGRADE

These settings are disabled to improve security but sometimes after a Horizon environment upgrade one or more settings needs re-enabled again. With this option, the Active Directory domain name is not visible and replace *DefaultDomain* List of user domains will be withheld from Horizon clients.Login As Current User will no longer work when selecting the “Log in as current user” in the Horizon Client.This means the following settings are disabled after the upgrade: When upgrading a VMware Horizon Connection server to version 7.8 or higher the following message appears during the upgrade.