Accept Certificate For Vmware Horizon View Server Untrusted On Mac

In addition to presenting a server certificate, the server also sends a certificate thumbprint to Horizon Client. The thumbprint is a hash of the certificate public key and is used as an abbreviation of the public key. If the server does not send a thumbprint, you see a warning that the connection is untrusted.

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commented Aug 17, 2017

Hello,

I'm trying to find how to add a certificate to connect myself to the VDI session on Horizon View.
But, what's look strange is that vmware can find the certificate because it can give me the name's server, the sha1 hash, etc. but I've this message : Untrusted View Connection

I've tried to add : SESSION_1_VMVIEW_RDESKTOPOPTIONS='/cert-name:*.domain'
but doesn't work ..

Else, can you tell me how to add manually the certificate ?
Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

changed the titleVMware Certificate Aug 18, 2017

commented Aug 28, 2017

I've found a solution!
I've copy the content of my certificate and paste it on a vi in .crt format on dev station. After that, I've convert the .cer to .pem with open ssl and adding it to ca-bundle .crt.

cd /ts/build/packages/ca-bundle/etc/ssl/certs
openssl x509 -in mycertificate.crt -text >> mycertificate.pem
openssl x509 -in mycertificate.pem >> ca-bundle.crt

closed this Aug 28, 2017
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Hello All,

I have installed a CA in my environment that I use to deploy certificates. I have created and imported a certificate on my vcenter server. When I https to vcenter with Chrome, I see that everything is good with the secure connection and I can verify that it is indeed using the certificate that I created.

When I add the vcenter server in Horizon View Administrator, it shows up with a Red square beside it and says that the certificate is Untrusted and Invalid. I can click the Verify button it says the server's identity has verified correctly. It shows me the same certificate that I use when i access the vcenter console through https (verified the serial number and thumbprint are the same). When I click OK after the identity was verified it still shows up in Red.

Does anyone know what the problem might be? Also, I have set the logs to debug mode but there are no errors in it. Where are SSL errors logged in this application??!!

Accept certificate for vmware horizon view server untrusted on mac windows 10

Thanks

Jason

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