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Configuring Certificate Checking for End Users
Administrators can configure the certificate verification mode so that, for example, full verification is always
performed.
Certificate checking occurs for SSL connections between View Connection Server and Horizon View Client.
Administrators can configure the verification mode to use one of the following strategies:
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End users are allowed to choose the verification mode. The rest of this list describes the three
verification modes.
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(No verification) No certificate checks are performed.
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(Warn) End users are warned if a self-signed certificate is being presented by the server. Users can
choose whether or not to allow this type of connection.
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(Full security) Full verification is performed and connections that do not pass full verification are
rejected.
For details about the types of verification checks performed, see “Certificate Checking Modes for Horizon
View Client,” on page 37.
Use the view.sslVerificationMode property to set the default verification mode:
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1 implements Full Verification.
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2 implements Warn If the Connection May Be Insecure.
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3 implements No Verification Performed.
To configure the mode so that end users cannot change the mode, set the view.allowSslVerificationMode
property to "False" in the /etc/vmware/view-mandatory-config file on the client system. See “View Client
Configuration Settings and Command-Line Options,” on page 22.
Chapter 2 Configuring Horizon View Client for End Users
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