Chapter 7:Horizon integration into Workspace ONE Access

Overview

  • Federating VMware Horizon with Workspace ONE Access

Configuring Workspace ONE Access and Horizon Integration

  1. On your ControlCenter desktop
    • Open your Google Chrome browser
    • Select the VMware Horizon shortcut for Horizon administrator
    • In the User Name area login as administrator
      • In the Password area type  VMware1! 
    • Select Sign in
Configuring VMware Identity Manager to deliver remote Applications and Desktops
  1. Expand Settings,
    • Select Servers
    • Select the Connection Servers Tab
  1. Under Servers
    • Select the radio button to next HORIZON
    • Select  Edit 
  1. On the Edit Connection Server Settings page
    • Select the Authentication tab.
  1. On the Authentication tab, Under Delegation of authentication to VMware Horizon (SAML 2.0 Authenticator):
    • On the Drop down Arrow Select Allowed,
    • Select the Manage SAML Authenticators box
  1. On the Manage SAML Authenticators box
    • Select Add
  1. In the Add SAML 2.0 Authenticator window.
    • Ensure Dynamic radio button is selected,
    • Enter the following:
      • Under Label: type Workspace ONE Access
      • Under Metadata URL : https://YOUR CUSTOM Access URL/SAAS/API/1.0/GET/metadata/idp.xml
        • e.g. https://aw-euclivefirefran.vidmpreview.com/SAAS/API/1.0/GET/metadata/idp.xml
      • Select OK
  1. In the Manage SAML Authenticators window
    • Select OK to close
  1. In the Connection Server Settings
    • Select OK
  1. On the ContolCenter Server desktop,
    • Open a new tab on your Google Chrome Browser .
    • In the address bar add your Workspace ONE Access  URL
      • Log in as SysAdmin
      • Select TA > Administration Console
      • Select the Catalog tab,
      • Select Virtual Apps Collection
  1. On the Introducing Virtual Apps Collection Page
    • Select GET STARTED
  1. In the Select the Source Type window,  
    • In the Horizon box,  click the SELECT link
  1. On the NEW Horizon Collection page ,
    • Enter the following, next to:
      • Name : Horizon
        • Accept the default ws1-connector.euc-livefire.com (LivefireSync) Connector
      • Select NEXT
  1. In the New Horizon Collection wizard
    • Step 2. Pod and Federation,
      • select + ADD A POD
  1. In the New Horizon Collection wizard
    • Under Horizon Connection Server
      • type : Horizon.euc-livefire.com
    • Under Username
    • Under Password
      • type: VMware1!
    • Select ADD
  • Select Next
  1. In the New Horizon Collection wizard
    • In Step 3 Configuration
      • On the Sync page under Activation Policy
        • Change User Activated to Automatic ,
        • Under the Default Launch Client select Browser
    • Select Next
  1. In the New Horizon Collection wizard
    • In Step 4 Summary
      • Select SAVE & CONFIGURE
  1. In the Horizon window
    • Select the Overview tab
  1. In the Horizon Window
    • Select the radio button next to Horizon
      • Select the dropdown next to SYNC
        • Select Sync without safeguards
  1. In the Virtual Apps Collections window
    • Next to  Sync Status, select the Refresh icon
    • Select More
    • Select the blue I icon next to Completed
      • In the Sync Action Summary, you should see synced items
      • If the Sync Action Summary displays zero synced, reach out to the Livefire Team

This concludes this exercise. Move onto the next chapter

About the Author

About the Author Reinhart Nel

https://www.livefire.solutions/meet-the-team/reinhartnel/

For any questions please email Reinhart at [email protected]

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