Workaround: If the PCoIP Connection Manager is configured to use the PCoIP Security Gateway, ensure that the ExternalRoutableIP setting in /etc/nf is configured to an IP address that clients can reach. If /etc/nf is present but does not contain a setting for ExternalRoutableIP, the PCoIP Connection Manager may not work or clients may not be able to connect to the PCoIP Connection Manager, even if the connection manager is configured to not use the PCoIP Security Gateway. (40237) PCoIP Connection Manager does not work if PCoIP Security Gateway ExternalRoutableIP is not set ¶ If the broker or the PCoIP agent uses a certificate with an RSA key length less than 1024 bits, communication with the PCoIP Connection Manager will fail. PCoIP Connection Manager no longer supports certificates with RSA key lengths less than 1024 bits ¶
As root, open /etc/alternatives/jre_1.8.0/lib/security/curity in an editor. To allow certificates that include an MD5-based digital signature algorithm until new certificates can be obtained, perform the following steps: Thus any PCoIP Connection Manager installations performed with cm_setup.sh after the release of JDK 1.8.0 (Jan 19, 2016) will not support certificates that include an MD5-based digital signature algorithm, even though installations performed before that date do support those certificates. As of JDK 1.8.0_71, Java no longer supports certificates that include an MD5-based digital signature algorithm. When cm_setup.sh is used to install PCoIP Connection Manager, the latest version of JDK 1.8.0 is also installed. (42009) PCoIP Connection Manager no longer supports MD5 certificates ¶ In particular, resources in Microsoft RDWA are typically configured using host names, so DNS must be used when deploying the PCoIP Connection Manager with RDSH. If the broker is configured to identify resources by host name, then DNS must be available and properly configured so that the host names are resolvable from the server hosting the PCoIP Connection Manager and from the machines from which PCoIP clients will connect. Known Issues ¶ PCoIP Connection Manager does not use addresses from /etc/hosts ¶ Teradici PCoIP Connection Manager 1.8 and Security Gateway 1.14 Administrators' Guideĭirect connect support for Teradici Remote Workstation Card. PCoIP Connection Manager 1.8.1 and Security Gateway 1.14.1. These release notes provide a summary of key feature additions, compatibility notes, resolved issues, and known issues for this release What's New in This Release ¶ PCoIP Connection Manager 1.8.1 and PCoIP Security Gateway 1.14.1 are infrastructure components in the Teradici All Access solution. PCoIP Connection Manager 1.8.1 and PCoIP Security Gateway 1.14.1 Release Notes ¶ Release Overview ¶
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