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Сonfiguring a Secure Login Enterprise Launcher

Overview

This article outlines the process of configuring a secure Launcher, focusing on 4 key components: Requirements, Preparation, Setting the hostname of the Launcher, Converting the Windows Sandbox to a Service, and Adding Additional Connector Software. Follow these steps to ensure a secure and efficient setup. Make sure to review the prerequisites before proceeding to each part for a smooth configuration experience.

Requirements

To configure the Login Enterprise secure Launcher, you need the following items:

  1. InstallLauncher.ps1

  2. Enable_Windows_Sandbox.ps1

  3. The Login Enterprise Launcher installation files

  4. SandboxConfig.wsb

  5. Nssm.exe

  6. Create_Sandbox_Service.ps1

Step 1: Preparation

  1. Enable the Windows Optional Feature Sandbox manually or by using Enable_Windows_Sandbox.ps1. A Reboot is necessary.

  1. Create a folder in the root of C:\ named HostFolder.

  1. Place InstallLauncher.ps1 in C:\HostFolder.

  1. Download the Login Enterprise installation files from your Login Enterprise Appliance: Configuration > Launchers > Download Launcher Setup.

  1. Extract launcher_win10_x64.zip.

  1. Copy the folder launcher_win10_x64 to C:\HostFolder.

Step 2: Setting the hostname of the Launcher

  1. Edit the appSetting.json file in the launcher_win10_x64 folder.

  1. Under the LauncherSettings section, change the LauncherName value to Windows_Sandbox_Launcher or something more applicable to you.

  1. Place SandboxConfig.wsb in C:\HostFolder.

10. Doubleclick SandboxConfig.wsb to run the Windows Sandbox and verify that the Launcher is installed and is connected to your Login Enterprise environment.

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Step 3: Convert the Windows Sandbox to a Service

  1. Close the Windows Sandbox if this is still running.

  1. Download nssm.exe from here: https://nssm.cc/release/nssm-2.24.zip

  1. Extract the zip file and place the folder in C:\HostFolder.

  1. Download Create_Sandbox_Service.ps1 and place it in C:\HostFolder.

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  1. Run Create_Sandbox_Service.ps1.

  1. When prompted, select SandboxConfig.wsb in C:\HostFolder.

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  1. A new service named Login Enterprise on Windows Sandbox should be visible in Services.msc.

  1. Start the Login Enterprise on the Windows Sandbox service.

  1. After a minute or 2, verify that the Login Enterprise Launcher is connected to your Login Enterprise Appliance under Configuration > Launchers.

Step 4: Add Additional Connector Software

To add additional software, such as the Citrix Workspace app or Horizon Client, place the installation file in "C:\HostFolder". Along with the installation files, create a CMD file. For example: CitrixWorkspaceApp.cmd

In the .cmd file, specify the installation parameters for the installation file. For example: C:\SandboxFolder\CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe /silent /noreboot /ALLOWADDSTORE=N

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Make sure to use C:\SandboxFolder as the root folder, as this is what's referred to in the Sandbox machine.

SandboxConfig.wsb Create_Sandbox_Service.ps1 Enable_Windows_Sandbox.ps1 InstallLauncher.ps1

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