After you have entitled users to the integrated Windows 365 pool group in your Horizon Cloud environment, you can make changes to the pool group to enable SSO for users.
The Use SSO pool group option allows you to provide a single sign-on experience for your users as they work with integrated Windows 365 VM deployments.
Prerequisites
Before performing the steps in this task, complete the Entitle users to work with integrated Windows 365 prerequiste in the workflow.
For related information about the sequence of steps for getting started with integrated Windows 365 in Horizon Cloud, see Configuring Windows 365 Integration.
Additionally, the following prerequisites must be met:
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Configure one of the supported SSO types on the Horizon Edge Gateway and fulfill the requirements for that SSO type. If the prerequisites required by the configured SSO type are not met, the end user will be prompted to enter their credentials each time they attempt to access VMs that are members of the integrated Windows 365 pool group. For information about configuring SSO, see Supported Certificate Authority Types for Using SSO with a Horizon Edge in Microsoft Azure and related topics.
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Specify the Machine Identity value on the Windows 365 pool page. See Create a pool for use with integrated Windows 365. To enable SSO, you must specify the Machine Identity option when creating or editing the W365-based pool.
For more information configuring SSO for the Windows 365 pool group, see the Horizon's Integration With Windows 365 Using SSO YouTube video.
Procedure
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Open the Windows 365 pool group by selecting Pool Groups from the Horizon Universal Console, clicking the Windows 365 pool group, and then clicking Edit.
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On the Policies stepper page, toggle the Use SSO option on and click Save.
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