I've read a bunch of documentation on the need for an Enrollment server and Identity Manager, but I've also read documentation and viewed a 'deep dive' live video on this exact topic and it never mentions the need for an Enrollment server or Identity Manager. I've poured over document from VMware on this, and it's not clear exactly what I'm missing. TaskManager GPU memory usage increases continuously until it runs out of resources and crashes the Horizon View Client application. (89950) Symptoms Horizon View Client crashes after some time of the connection being established when on Intel GPU-based systems. When I launch a pool and connect to a VM, I have to enter my Windows AD credentials again in order log into the desktop. VMware Horizon Client for Windows crashes after prolonged use on Intel GPU devices. The portion not working is SSO to the desktop. To install Horizon Client for Windows, download the installer from the VMware Horizon Client download page. I have 'accept logon as current user' checked and 'True-SSO integration' set to enabled. I also ran the cli on the connection server to Enable Idp SAML Authenticator for TrueSSO. I've also configured the connection server with 'Allowed' for Delegation of authentication to VMware Horizon (SAML 2.0 Authenticator): <- I set the SAML authenticator as static and uploaded the metadata from Azure for VMware View Gateway.

SAML is working correctly - when I launch the Horizon Client or access the external address of the UAG from a browser, I am correctly routed to Azure to enter credentials and prompted for MFA. I also have UAG configured with SAML/MFA using Azure.

I have a new Unified Access Gateway (v3.8) configured to a single connection server (no load-balancer). First time posting on this sub-reddit, but I'm hoping to find some help or at least a bit of clarity to my situation.

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