When you try connecting the Horizon infrastructure from Horizon View Client, the user is logged automatically without prompting for credentials.īear in mind that option Login as current user is available only after rebooting the VM once the Horizon Client has been installed.In this blog I’m discussing multiple options to use an Raspberry Pi 4 as a VMware Horizon View 8 Thin Client. Open the Horizon View Client and click on the Settings drop-down menu and enable the Log in in as current user option.

Repeat same operation also for the other Connection Servers. NTLM group policy settings must be enabled in Horizon Client. Allow NTLM Fallback - when there is no access to the domain controller, NTLM authentication is used instead of Kerberos.Allow Legacy Clients option - if you are using Horizon Client versions 2006 and 5.4 and earlier versions, you must enable also this option.Depending on your environment, you may need to enable additional options. Scroll down the screen and enable the Accept logon as current user option under Current User Authentication. Go to Connection Servers tab, select the first server to configure and click Edit.

Login as administrator to your Connection Server by entering the correct credentials then click Sign in.įrom the Horizon console, access the Settings > Servers area. To enable the Login as current user capability, you need first to configure your Connection Servers. To avoid the process of entering the credentials to access the Horizon infrastructure, the Horizon View Client can be configured to allow the login as current user.īefore enabling this feature, you should evaluate if this feature is still compliant with your security policies.

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