Prerequisitesīefore you can configure Horizon to utilize Azure MFA, there are a few prerequisites that will need to be in place.įirst, you need to have licensing that allows your users to utilize the Azure MFA feature. It is currently available on the VMware Techzone site. If you’re interested in learning about how to configure Unified Access Gateways to utilize Okta for MFA, as well as tips around creating web links for Horizon applications that can be launched from an MFA portal, you can read the operational tutorial that Andreano Lanusso wrote. This includes Microsoft’s Azure MFA solution.Īnd…you don’t have to use TrueSSO in order to implement this. SAML-based multifactor identifaction allows Horizon to consume a number of modern cloud-based solutions. The new UAG contains a pretty cool new feature – the abilility to utilize SAML-based multifactor authentication solutions.

While it is possible to configure Azure MFA to utilize RADIUS, it requires Network Policy Server and a special plugin for the integration (Another option existed – Azure MFA Server, but that is no longer available for new implementations as of July 2019).Įarlier this week, VMware released Horizon 7.11 with Unified Access Gateway 3.8. Natively, Horizon only supports RSA and RADIUS-based multifactor authentication solutions. One of the common questions I see is around integrating VMware Horizon with Microsoft Azure MFA.

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