The Personal Desktop feature is primarily aimed at those users who work away from corporate premises to be able to connect back to their office PCs or workstation.

Note: Options that are common to Personal Desktop and Applications are not explained in this article. Links to relevant articles are given where applicable.

Configuration

1. Navigate to the Integrations > Personal Desktop page.

2. Enable or disable application - Enable the toggle button.

3. Define sign-in settings – Under SSO Type, the following options are available:

• None – Selecting this option requires users to enter desktop credentials each time they connect.
• Basic – This option has the following three sub-options:
  • User logon credentials - Select this option if the credentials of the desktop are the same as the credentials used to log in to the Application Portal.
  • Prompt user and store in personal vault – When this option is set, the user will be prompted for a username and password when connecting for the first time. The credentials will be stored in the user’s personal vault and automatically used for every subsequent sign-in attempt, so the user will not be prompted for credentials thereafter.
  • Prompt the user and pass-through the credentials –This option prompts the user to provide credentials that are passed to the application but not stored.
    For this article, we select Prompt user and store in personal vault.

4. Define connection method
   For more information on Connection Method, refer to the relevant section in this article Configuring RDP Server Access.
   For this article, select Web.

5. Define Identities
   The settings here are similar to those in the Identities section when configuring applications on the Applications page. For more information, refer to the section: Identities, Roles and Rules.
   For this article, we set it to Any authenticated identity.

6. Define Condition and Action:

• Condition – The options here are similar to those in the Conditions profiles page on the Policies > Conditions page. For information on Conditions, refer to the section: Policy Conditions.
  For this article, keep the default settings.

• Action – The options here are similar to those in the Actions profiles on the Policies > Actions page. For information on Actions, refer to the section: Policy Actions.
  For this article, keep the default settings.

7. Click the Save button at the top right side of the screen.

8. Navigate to the Identities > Users page.

9. Click the Edit icon to edit a user. In this article, we choose operator.

10. On the Edit user window, in the Personal Desktop field, enter the IP address of the user’s desktop. In this case, we enter 172.31.22.140.
11. Click Save.