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Smart card authentication with SSO works with RDP but not with PCoIP

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Hi

I try to connect to our view connection server using an aladdin eToken Pro 64k and then logon to the virtual desktop using single sign-on. My local client is running Windows 7 using the SafNet Authentication Client 8.0 SP2 as PKI Client and eToken Driver. View connection server, view Client and view agent are release 4.6.0 366101..

If I connect to the view connection server I’m asked to enter my PIN and get forwarded to the Pool selection mask. So, smart card authentication works fine I think.

If I now choose our test pool and connect to it using RDP the single sign-on works and I can use my certificate to sign emails etc as usual on my physical client.

If I chose PCoIP to connect to the same pool/VM single sign-on doesn’t work and Windows 7 comes up with the user selection screen (3 icons in the middle). The first icon is the last logged in user, the center icon is "different user", and the third icon is "VMware SSO User". When I now login using my username and password, I’m not able to use my smart card, even if I connect it manually to the VM using the pull-down menu.

There is a KB Article describing my problem but I couldn’t find log entries as described in this article and I think that I don’t need to update KMDF on Windows 7, right?

http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1036512

 

I also enabled SSO thru GPO Policy AllowSingleSingon = true on the view agent and “connect all USB devices to the Desktop on launch”on the view client, without success. Also using the Registry key AllowHardwareIDs for redirecting the smart card didn’t help. Probably I’m on the wrong way but I really don’t know what to try out next. Can anybody help me? Thanks!


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