After you install Horizon Client on a Mac, you can configure a variety of settings to control how the client connects to and behaves with your Horizon environment. These settings cover connection and certificate handling, security and TLS options, audio-video and Microsoft Teams optimization, logging, performance tuning, and end-user customizations like keyboard shortcuts and cursor behavior. Most of these settings are configured using defaults commands, configuration files, or administrative policies, and many are intended for IT administrators preparing a managed deployment rather than individual end users. The topics below describe each configuration option in detail.
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Using URIs to Configure Horizon Client: Explains how to use URIs to launch Horizon Client and automatically pass in connection parameters, such as server address and desktop or application name.
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Configuring E911 Services for Microsoft Teams: Describes how to configure enhanced 911 (E911) emergency calling location services for Microsoft Teams optimization on Horizon Client.
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Setting the Certificate Checking Mode in Horizon Client: Describes how end users can set the certificate checking mode directly from the Horizon Client interface.
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Configuring the Certificate Checking Mode for End Users: Explains how administrators can preconfigure and lock down the certificate checking mode so end users cannot change it.
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Configure Horizon Client to Select a Smart Card Certificate: Describes how to configure Horizon Client to automatically select a smart card certificate for authentication.
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Configure Advanced TLS Options: Covers advanced Transport Layer Security (TLS) settings, including specifying supported protocols and cipher control for secure connections.
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Configuring Log File Collection Values: Explains how to configure log retention and file size settings for Horizon Client log collection.
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Configure Omnissa Horizon Blast Options for Horizon Mac Client: Describes how to configure Blast protocol display and performance options for the Mac client.
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Configuring Cursor Event Handling: Explains how to configure how cursor events are processed between the client and remote desktop or application.
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Configure Omnissa Horizon 8 Client Data Sharing With CEIP: Describes how to enable or disable participation in the Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP).
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Configuring Sleep Mode Options: Explains how to control whether the Mac client system can enter sleep mode during an active session.
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MAC Address Deny List: Describes how to configure a deny list to prevent Horizon Client from using specific network adapters, identified by MAC address.
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Configuring Real-Time Audio-Video on a Mac Client: Explains how to configure Real-Time Audio-Video (RTAV) settings for webcam and microphone redirection.
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Working with Shortcut Mappings: Describes how to view and customize keyboard shortcut mappings between macOS and the remote desktop or published application.
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