I just tried in my 7.x environment, and the behavior is the same as your Horizon 8. That is to say, to invite a collaborator in trusted domain, I have to use Domain\user but not username directly. Also, the behavior described in the “Horizon 8” section is more consistent with what I expected. Specifically, when the Horizon Agent requests that the Horizon Server look up an account for collaboration, it has the following behavior:
So my only explanation is that the “Horizon 7” behavior is actually occurring because the person has already looked up a collaborator by full domain\user or UPN at least once. Then from there, the username is auto-completed.
Session Collaboration; Performance Tracker; HTML Blast; Thin Clients ... Horizon 8.x no longer supports Horizon Client 5.x and older.
@chengs wrote:I just tried in my 7.x environment, and the behavior is the same as your Horizon 8. That is to say, to invite a collaborator in trusted domain, I have to use Domain\user but not username directly. Also, the behavior described in the “Horizon 8” section is more consistent with what I expected. Specifically, when the Horizon Agent requests that the Horizon Server look up an account for collaboration, it has the following behavior:
- If the search query matches an account that was previously looked up (regardless of domain), the full account information will show up in the query results popup and the user can choose that. This will automatically add the correct domain because we have already done a lookup of the user info.
- If the user doesn’t choose a search query result or there are no query results, the current logged-in user’s domain is automatically added if necessary. So for example, if the user enters “domain\user” or “” then we don’t add anything. But if they just entered “user”, then we will automatically add the current domain so we are actually looking up “domain\user”.
So my only explanation is that the “Horizon 7” behavior is actually occurring because the person has already looked up a collaborator by full domain\user or UPN at least once. Then from there, the username is auto-completed.