Jeramy Thompson

So after quite a bit of work on my proof of concept google authenticator server, a colleague pointed out that LinOPT has already created this, along a whole slew of other options. So after spending a couple of nights reading and testing I figured id post a simple walk-through to get this up and running in your environment. As mentioned in the title this is a Free solution , however if you are wanting to scale this in a large organization you would most likely want to explore their support contracts , this is a good fall back when things just don't work and this also help the developers keep this type of software free for the rest of us. To start off we want to create 2 objects in Active Director. The first is just a standard user account LinOTP will use to connect to your domain. You can put these any where in your domain as we will access them directly later. In my case i create one called 'LinOTP Svc' and put it in the default Users OU. Next create a Global or

Update 10/2017:  Since starting this project  I was informed that such a thing already existed , so I will not be moving forward with this. You can use LinOTP in your enterprise environment. As a continuation of my previous post I wanted to see if I could build a simple server to to allow users to generate google authentication keys, and authenticate to Horizon View.  After some research I was finally able to get a 'functional' server up and running and easily deplorable. No going forward please realize as I said before this is a PROOF OF CONCEPT, you should not deploy this in your production environment, you have been warned (See notes at the end of this page), however if you want something to mess around with to build your own , here ya go. To being your going to need an ubuntu server, see my original posts Part1 and Part2 to get a working Ubuntu server in your environment.(make the username gauth as it will make ruining the config scripts easier) Once your have

Access Point Gui 3.0.1 3.0.2 Ok so this is My last, last version of this as I am moving on to other projects. Last Updates include: config options for vIDM config options for system settings. removal of background image (it was causing long load times. some code cleanup. Also forgot to add a thumbprint box for vIDM Note about auto thumbprint for vidm, this will get the thumbprint from the server however it will not add the sha value at the beginning, this is due to a framework limitation, and i dont have the time figure out a new way, so if you auto generate your thumbprint, make sure to put a 'shat1:" or "sha256:" in front before submitting. Enjoy! Download Here

You may get into a situation where your View VMs do not log off correctly. Typically this happens because the VM is waiting for an application to close and is prompting for user interaction. This is a common issue. This can be worked around by setting some registry keys in the HKCU hive. however this is quite cumbersome , so i have created a user GPO to do exactly this! I created this adm template that can be imported into AD and pushed to your VDI users, it allows you to change the following settings: AutoEndTasks: Determines whether user processes end automatically when the user either logs off or shuts down https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc978604.aspx HungAppTimeout: Specifies how long the system waits for user processes to end after the user clicks the  End Task  command button in Task Manager . If this threshold is exceeded, the  End Task dialog box appears, stating that the process did not respond. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc978614.aspx

VMware Access Point GUI 2.0 Hi everyone, so I updated the script, added in some new features and  hope this works better than the last one for every one. Enjoy: For a much Deeper Dive into VMAP, check out Carl's Blog: http://www.carlstalhood.com/vmware-access-point/ Chang Log: Added output box to show submissions (errors are still logged in powershell console) Added pre-check on startup to verify you are on power shell 3.0 or higher Added Get Current Info option to read current settings from VMAP Added Proxy Pattern box to allow changing this to something other than default Re-arranged submission boxs for better flow Add tab ordering to allow tabbing through the fields in the natural order Added Help button, pops up new window with instruction on how to use the script. Cleaned up some of the code Download Link Here https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bwf718kXFFS8NWdTeFFsQWFMYmM

I have created an Updated version 2.0, Please go Here for more info: VMware Horizon Access Point GUI power shell script: I wrote this script as an easy way update your VMware Horizon Access Point with power shell 3 or later.Enjoy Created a Video to show how easy this is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_byc3JxNew To run my power shell script, since its not sighned , you have to allow power shell to run unsigned scripts run to following to allow it to run open power shell as administrator Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted Fill these out. ProxyDestination URL = your connection server ProxyDestinationURLThumbprint  = cert thumbprint, if you just put * its accepts all PCoIP Enabled: check this box if your using PCoIP PCoIP External URL = externally accessible IP for your access point Tunneling Enabled = check this box Tunnel external URL = externally accessable url for your access point, or IP VMware Access Point IP = VMware Access Point IP VMware Access Point Us