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Table Of Contents
- View Manager Administration Guide
- Contents
- About This Book
- Introduction
- Installation
- View Administrator
- Virtual Desktop Deployment
- Client Management
- Installing and Running View Client and View Portal
- Client Connections from the Internet
- Creating SSL Server Certificates
- Using Existing SSL Certificates
- Smart Card Authentication
- RSA SecurID Authentication
- View Client Command Line Options
- Virtual Printing
- Adobe Flash Bandwidth Reduction
- Client Computer Information
- Using PCoIP Display Protocol
- Using HP RGS Display Protocol
- View Composer
- Overview of View Composer
- Preparing vCenter Server for View Composer
- Preparing a Parent VM
- Deploying Linked Clone Desktops from View Manager
- Refreshing, Recomposing, and Rebalancing Linked Clone Desktops
- Using an Existing View Composer Database
- Using the SviConfig Tool for View Composer
- Offline Desktop
- Component Policies
- Unified Access
- Troubleshooting
- Appendix: The locked.properties File
- Glossary
- Index
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3UnderthePersonaltab,selectthecertificateyouwishtouseandclickView.
4UndertheCertificationPathtab,selectthecertificateatthetopofthetreeandclick
ViewCertificate.
5UndertheDetailstabclickCopytoFile.YouarepresentedwiththeCertificate
ExportWizard.
6ClickNext
>Next,andenteranameandlocationforthefileyouwanttoexport.
7ClickNext.Thefileissavedasarootcertificateinthelocationspecified.
Trust Hierarchies
Ausercertificatemaybesignedaspartofatrusthierarchy—thesigningcertificatemay
itselfbesignedbyanother,higherlevel,certificate.
Whileitispermittedtouseanysigningcertificatefromanywherewithinthehierarchy,
itisbestpracticetousetheparentcertificate(theonethatactuallysigned
theuser
certificate)asyourrootcertificate.
Adding a Root Certificate to Trusted Roots on Active Directory
Thissectiondescribeshowtoimportthethird‐partyrootCAcertificatesintoboth
ActiveDirectoryandtheEnterpriseNTAuthstore.
Theproceduresdescribedbelowareonlyrequiredifyouareusingathird‐partyCAto
issuesmartcardlogonordomaincontrollercertificates—theyarenotrequiredin
environmentswhere
theWindowsDomainControlleractsastheRootCA.
To add the third-party root CA to the trusted roots in an Active Directory Group
Policy object
1ClickStart>AllPrograms>AdministrativeTools>ActiveDirectoryUsersand
Computers.
2Intheleftpane,locatethedomaininwhichthepolicyyouwanttoeditisapplied.
3Right‐clickthedomain,andthenclickProperties.
4Underthe
GroupPolicytab,clicktheDefaultDomainPolicyGroupPolicyobject,
andthenclickEdit.Anewwindowisdisplayed.
N
OTEIftheusercertificateisnotpresentinthelistyoumustfirstclicktheImport
buttontomanuallyimporttheusercertificate.Oncethecertificatehasbeen
imported,selectitfromthelistandclickView.