The updated documentation of omnissa has helped me a lot in improving my reading. When I go to https://techzone.omnissa.com/resource/deploying-workspace-one-tunnel-workspace-one-operational-tutorial#configuring- device-traffic-rules-for-windows When I looked up the configuration of the Tunnel, I found that configuring the Tunnel on Windows allows access to SMB resources, and when I tried to do a similar operation on macOS, I couldn't do it anyway. How do you do that? It was really weird that I couldn't even get any information that was being transmitted through SMB resources.

Hi there I am wondering what a good approach would be do the following... Creating a VMware Horizon environment that accommodates both external users (who authenticate via Unified Access Gateway, or UAG) and internal users (who authenticate directly to Horizon without UAG), while implementing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). I'd use an external and internal URL for this. If possible, I would want to integrate the internal and external Horizon users with the same IdP that supports MFA. The IdP would be Azure based. Can I get away with one enterprise application? And would it be possible to use one set of connection servers for both the internal and external requests in this scenario? I know the same connection servers can be used for internal and external access but not sure if the MFA requirement would change that? Hope this makes sense. If someone can put me on right path that would be appreciated.

Attached are screenshots of the wildcard cert where it shows it picks it up and what is configured on the .locked file along with the cert errors that we are getting. The error is coming from the connection server itself but if we use the dns example vdi.com it logs us in we pick the vm and it works fine no certificate error. At times we go to vdi.com logs us in we select the vm and when it launches we get that certificate error that is attached.

Not sure what you did but sounds like a misconfiguration. If you could explain with more details and screenshot perhaps we can guide you.

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