Domain pass-through access matrix

If you are using Citrix Workspace and want to achieve domain pass-through, the tables in the sub-sections describe the different scenarios and whether you can achieve domain pass-through for each scenario or not.

The different header elements in the tables and the additional information about the header elements are as follows:

Note:

You might require latest version of Citrix Workspace app to get domain pass-through support for some of the following scenarios.

Domain pass-through support for Citrix Workspace

End Point Joined to IdP VDA Joined to SSO to Citrix Workspace SSO to VDA Documentation
AD On-premises Citrix Gateway AD Yes Citrix Workspace app/FAS Domain pass-through to Citrix Workspace using on-premises Citrix Gateway as the identity provider.
AD Adaptive Authentication AD Yes Citrix Workspace app/FAS To configure adaptive authentication, see Adaptive Authentication service and follow the instruction in Domain pass-through to Citrix Workspace using on-premises Citrix Gateway as the identity provider.
AD Citrix Gateway federated to another IdP (AAD/Okta) AD Yes Citrix Workspace app/FAS Configure IdP using Configure SAML single sign-on and refer to the documentation for the IdP used to configure domain pass-through.
AD Okta AD Yes Citrix Workspace app/FAS Domain pass-through to Citrix Workspace using Okta as identity provider.
AD/Hybrid Joined AAD (AD with AAD Connect) AD Yes Citrix Workspace app/FAS ** Domain pass-through to Citrix Workspace using Azure Active Directory as the identity provider.
AD Any SAML based IdP (ex ADFS) AD Yes Citrix Workspace app/FAS See Connect SAML as an identity provider to Citrix Cloud and refer to the documentation for the IdP used to configure the domain pass-through.
AD AD AD No Not supported NA
AD AD+OTP AD No Not supported NA
AD AAD AAD No Not supported NA
AAD AAD without on-premises AD AD Yes FAS Citrix Workspace uses Microsoft Edge WebView which allows SSO to workspace. SSO to VDA is supported via FAS. For more information, see Enable single sign-on for workspaces with Citrix Federated Authentication Service.
AAD AAD AAD Yes User must enter credentials. Citrix Workspace uses Microsoft Edge WebView which allows SSO to Workspace. SSO to VDA isn’t supported.
Non-Domain Joined IdP that supports password less authentication - link AD No FAS Citrix Workspace uses Microsoft Edge WebView which allows SSO to Workspace. SSO to VDA is supported via FAS. For more information, see Other ways to authenticate to Citrix Workspace.

Notes:

  • Client must be reachable to AD for Kerberos to work.
  • **Citrix Single Sign-on (SSONSVR.exe) works only with the user name or password on the client. If the user is using Windows Hello to sign in, then FAS is required.
  • Authentication might not be fully silent in cloud if LLT is enabled or if the end user acceptance policy is configured.
  • It is recommended to configure FAS as it applies to non-windows platforms.

Domain pass-through support for StoreFront

End Point Joined to IdP VDA Joined to SSO to Citrix Workspace SSO to VDA Documentation
AD StoreFront AD Yes Citrix Workspace app Domain pass-through authentication
AD/Hybrid joined/Windows Hello for Business StoreFront AD Yes(1) Citrix Workspace app /FAS(2) Domain pass-through authentication and Enable single sign-on for workspaces with Citrix Federated Authentication Service.
AD Citrix Gateway - Advanced Authentication AD Yes Citrix Workspace app(3))  
AD Citrix Gateway - Basic authentication AD Yes Citrix Workspace app(4) Domain pass-through authentication.

Notes:

  1. In the Registry editor, navigate to the following path and set the SSONCheckEnabled string to False if you have not installed the single sign-on component.

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software{Wow6432}\Citrix\AuthManager\protocols\integratedwindows\

    The key prevents the Citrix Workspace app authentication manager from checking for the single sign-on component and allows Citrix Workspace app to authenticate to StoreFront.

  2. If you are using Windows Hello to sign in, FAS is required and registry configuration to enable SSO.
  3. Needs client to be reachable to AD as it uses Kerberos.
  4. Works even if client is not reachable to AD. Not using Kerberos.
Domain pass-through access matrix