Tags
  • 18 Nov 2024
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Article summary

Tags allow you to organise a set of packages or certificates.

In order for a tag to be displayed on the user's device, you must first assign to that user the packages assigned to the tag. Moreover, based on the way you set up a package, the tag is displayed in Workspace tab, Catalog tab or both.
To view which tags does an app belong to, go to Manage > Workspace > Packages > open the app you need and go to Catalog > Tags.

Tags table

There are two types of tags:

  • Workspace: This tag is visible within the users Workspace.
  • Management: This tag is only visible within the management interface for administrators.

The Built-in column denotes that the tag comes from self-signed, server, client or chain type certificates. It cannot be modified.

The Managed column denotes that the tag comes from a connector, configured as a synchronized connector that manages the package, like Liquit Workspace, Remote Desktop and VMware Horizon. It cannot be modified.

Detailed view of a tag

See below the description of each screen in the detailed view of a tag, and what actions you can perform in each of them.

Overview screen

Displays the same information as in the Create tag dialog box you used when you created the tag, as well as the Description field which allows you to write a relevant summary of the tag.

Entities screen

View a list of all packages or certificates currently assigned, assign new or remove existing ones.
To view the details of a package/certificate or edit it, double click its entry.
To add a package or certificate, select the type of the item from the search bar at the top of the table and the simply start typing in the lookup field for the desired item and select it from the results lists.
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Certificates

Certificates are available for selection only for the Management type tag.

For more information see Packages or Certficates.


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