Creating Custom Certificates
Creating And Installing Custom Certificates
This section describes how to replace HP's default certificates with your own custom certificates.
Note: These procedures use OpenSSL
This section describes how to replace HP's default certificates with your own custom certificates.
Note: These procedures use OpenSSL
Customers face licensing problems with Cloud License Service (CLS) as the OS Trusted Root Certificate Authorities are not updated.
Cloud-based Ubuntu hosts will fail to properly identify Wacom tablets that have been locally-terminated at the Anyware client. When this occurs, pressure sensitivity and other advanced features will not work properly.
To work around this issue, remove the default AWS, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud kernel and replace it with a generic kernel.
Note: Ubuntu cloud hosts only
You can use the Standard Agent for Linux to provide brokering capabilities for your Linux Remote Workstation Card machines.
Important
Configuring your Anyware Zero Client's connection mode as described here will disable direct-to-host connections.
The Standard Agent for Linux supports IPv6 addresses. No configuration is needed to switch between IPv4 and IPv6 modes.
This guide is intended for administrators who are deploying the Standard Agent for Linux as part of HP Anyware. It assumes thorough knowledge of Linux conventions and networking concepts, including firewall configuration.
Anyware clients can connect to your desktops hosted in proof-of-concept, cloud, or datacenter deployments.
The Standard Agent for Linux supports Wacom tablets in two configurations: bridged, where peripheral data is sent to the desktop for processing, and locally terminated, where peripheral data is processed locally at the Anyware client.
The Standard Agent for Linux does not support printing from local printers connected to Anyware clients. Similarly, printing from USB printers that are connected by means of the USB Bridging feature is also not supported.
The following printing options are available: