• Log in to VMware Identity Manager using your Active Directory domain.

1. In the upper right corner, click the person icon.
2. Select Administration Console from the drop-down menu.

1. In the VMware Identity Manager Administration Console, select Catalog.
2. In the drop-down menu, click Virtual Apps.

• In the Virtual Apps window, select Virtual App Configuration in the upper row.

1. In the Virtual App Configuration window, click Add Virtual Apps.
2. In the drop-down menu, click Horizon Cloud.

1. In the Horizon Cloud window, provide the following parameters:
   • Name: Enter a friendly name for the virtual applications.
   • Sync Connectors: Select from the drop-down menu, or Add Connector.
2. In the Tenants pane, click Add Tenant.

1. Scroll down the Horizon Cloud window to the Tenants pane.
2. Provide the following information:
   • Tenant Host: Enter the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the Horizon Cloud Tenant URL.
   • Tenant Port: Accept the default port of 443.
   • Admin User: Enter the username of the tenant host.
   • Admin Password: Enter the password for the tenant administrator account.
   • Admin Domain: Enter the Active Directory NETBIOS domain name where the tenant administrator resides.
   • Domains to Sync: Enter the Active Directory NETBIOS domain names for synchronizing Horizon Cloud resources and entitlements.
   • Assertion Consumer Service URL: Enter the IP address or hostname of the Horizon Cloud tenant, such as https://example.url.com.
   • True SSO enabled on Horizon Cloud: Check the check box if True SSO is enabled for this Horizon Cloud tenant.

1. Scroll to the bottom of the Horizon Cloud window, and provide the Custom ID Mapping:
   • Name ID Format
   • Name ID Value
2. Provide the following additional parameters:
   • Default Launch Client
   • Sync Frequency
   • Activation Policy
3. Click Save.

When the parameters are saved and the operation is completed, proceed to the next exercise to configure the Federation Artifact.