Hi Patrick,

I'm not 100% certain whether I'm answering the right question because your description is a tiny bit vague.

I would guess that you want to enable transparent passthrough authentication. This is going to be dependent on a lot of different pieces depending on the level at which you are doing your primary authentication. If the repurposed PCs are still domain members then installing the vWorkspace client with legacy SSO support should take care of things for you. If you're using thinshell, then that can handle the authentication for you.

The last step is passing user credentials by AppPortal to the vWorksce client and virtual host. This should work but Windows 7/Server 2008 RDSH adds some additional security which effectively breaks passthrough Kerberos authentication. I've got a blog article here that covers the user of CREDSSP. If that doesn't help you then I'll need a bit more information before I can point you in the right direction.

regards,

Rick

Thanks for the feedback, and I'm going back through the process again so I can provide better details of the issues I'm seeing on my end.  I will post the information as soon as I'm finished!

Thanks,

Patrick

Here are a few screenshots taken when I first ran across the NLA issue.  The first screenshot was taken after discovering the Group Policys were preventing NLA from being selected.

So, I created a new OU for the vWorkspace Pilot and blocked Inheritance so I could configure the required policies. After making those changes, I'm still getting the following:

More information will be posted soon!

Thanks for the help!

Patrick

David, the information you provided did the trick:

How to enable Single Signon (SSO)in vWorkspace for Vista/Windows 7 clients with Kerberos against Server 2008 R2

Thanks for the Help!!