Prerequisites for Smartcard Authentication with Windows Agents
Prerequisites for Smartcard Authentication
Linux clients connecting to Windows agents
Linux clients connecting to Windows agents
Linux clients connecting to Linux agents
Anyware Linux Clients running on Ubuntu 22.04 support in-session smart card authentication when connecting to Linux Graphics agents and Linux Standard agents, provided that the system requirements listed in this topic are met.
While in session, you can select audio devices that will be forwarded to the agent. If more than one audio device is connected to the client machine, you can select up to three audio output devices by default, and one audio input device after a PCoIP session has been established.
Smart card authentication is supported for Linux Clients running on Ubuntu 22.04 connecting to Linux agents. The following section contains information on system requirements, limitations, agent setup, and client setup.
Smart card authentication is supported for Linux Clients running on Ubuntu 22.04 connecting to Linux agents. The following section contains information on system requirements, limitations, agent setup, and client setup.
This guide is intended for administrators who require brokering of Anyware clients to computers using Remote Workstation Cards. It assumes administrators have thorough knowledge of conventions and networking concepts, including firewall configuration.
Anyware clients are remote endpoint devices available as software or firmware devices that make secure PCoIP connections to remote desktops. Once you've installed your Remote Workstation Card Agent, you will have the ability to create brokered connections from Anyware Clients to computers with a Remote Workstation Card.
The Remote Workstation Card Agent for Windows installer supports the following languages: