You can configure global settings that affect the client sessions and connections that are managed by a Connection Server instance or replicated group, as well as administrator sessions for the Horizon Console. These settings control session behavior, security policies, client restrictions, agent configurations, and entitlement aggregation across your Horizon deployment. The topics below describe each category of global settings in detail.
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Set Options for Client Sessions and Connections: Explains how to configure global options that control client session behavior and connection settings in Horizon Console.
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Global Settings for Client and Console Sessions: Describes the available global settings for managing client and Horizon Console administrator sessions, including timeout and session behavior options.
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Global Security Settings for Client Sessions and Connections: Describes the global security settings that control authentication, encryption, and connection security for client sessions.
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Global Settings for Client Desired Configuration: Explains how to configure global settings that define the desired client configuration applied across sessions in the Horizon environment.
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Global Client Restriction Settings for Client Sessions: Describes the global settings used to restrict which client devices or versions are permitted to connect to the Horizon environment.
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Global Agent Restriction Settings in Horizon Console: Explains how to configure global restrictions on Horizon Agent behavior across desktops and published application hosts.
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Aggregate Entitlements from Multiple Horizon Pods in a Single Horizon Client Instance: Describes how to configure Horizon Client to display aggregated entitlements from multiple Horizon pods in a single client interface.
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