Vmware horizon client timeout settings install#

If you want to use automatic RADIUS failover, add a second RADIUS server in the secondary authentication server tab (note that you will need to install ESA RADIUS on that server).

Set the accounting port to 0 (the number zero).Įnter the shared secret that you used during configuration of your RADIUS client ( see Part 1, Step 1). Ensure that the authentication port is set to 1812. Set the hostname/address to thos of your ESA RADIUS server.

Set your preferred label and description. In the Advanced Authentication section, select RADIUS from the 2-factor authentication drop-down menu and then select Create New Authenticator from the Authenticator drop-down menu: Select the Connection Server on which you want to enable 2FA and click Edit. Navigate to View Configuration → Servers → Connection Servers. Log into the VMware Horizon™ Management Console. This should be done via the VMware Horizon™ web based Management console. You must now enable two-factor authentication so that users are first prompted for their Active Directory credentials, and then prompted for their OTP passcode. Part II - Enabling Two-Factor Authentication using the VMware Horizon™ Connection Server Management Console Once ESA has been configured to communicate with your VMware Horizon™ Connection Server, configure the VMware Horizon™ Connection Server to communicate with your ESA RADIUS Server using the steps from Part II below. To enable this functionality, ensure that the 'On-demand SMS OTPs' checkbox is enabled. An SMS OTP will be sent to them, which they may enter on the subsequent passcode screen. When prompted for a passcode, they may enter the letters 'SMS' (without the ''). During authentication, users must enter a passcode, followed by their Active Directory password. For users requiring SMS OTPs, ESET Secure Authentication provides 'On-demand SMS OTPs' specifically for use with VMware Horizon View.