What PCoIP GPO settings in VMware Horizon View take effect immediately after the change is made?
Answer: There are currently 4 GPO settings which changes take effect immediately. These are available in Horizon View 5.2 and are listed below along with links to the individual GPO descriptions. In Horizon View 5.3 an additional GPO was added to this …
Can I replace the PCoIP Management Console's Self-Signed SSL certificate with a certificate signed by a Certificate Authority?
PCoIP Management Console  PCoIP Management Console supports replacement of the default HP Anyware self signed certificate. It is recommended that this certificate be replaced by a certificated signed by a trusted Certificate Authority. For instructions on …
What are my options for using PCoIP between trusted and untrusted networks?
PCoIP is encrypted by default and it cannot be disabled. This makes PCoIP itself secure on untrusted networks. To get PCoIP traffic from untrusted networks to PCoIP Hosts the following options can be used: Over a VPN that is UDP compatible. An SSL VPN …
Encryption and bandwidth metrics used for various setups PCoIP Devices and VMware Horizon View
Answer:   Encryption and Bandwidth Metrics   Tera1 Zero Client Tera2 Zero Client Windows View Client Host Card No View Security Server Up to 220 Mbps AES-128 (not encapsulated) Up to 500 Mbps AES-128/AES-256| (not encapsulated/encapsulated) FW 4.1.0 and …
Do PCoIP Zero Clients check for certificate revocation of the server SSL certificate when starting a PCoIP session?
The following points briefly describe the PCoIP Zero Client Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) functionality when connecting to a VMware View Connection Server, PCoIP Connection Manager, HP Anyware PCoIP Agent or HP Anyware Connector. PCoIP Zero …
Security notice (CVE-2020-0601): Windows vulnerability affecting PCoIP Agents and PCoIP Clients
Summary A vulnerability in the Microsoft Windows CryptoAPI (CVE-2020-0601) fails to properly validate certificates that use Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC). This may allow an attacker to spoof the validity of certificate chains used to secure a PCoIP …