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• Can the ESXI 5.0 and Vmware View coexist on the same server blade

  Hi team, sorry for the basic question, but can I install the ESXI and Vmware View on the same server?

  Kind regards

  Ismail

  VMware view installs inside a server operating system and he can definitley be installed inside a server running on top of vSphere.

• Level of encryption between Wyse ThinOS and VMware View desktop

  Can someone help me determine the level of encryption between my Wyse thin clients and virtual desktops.

  I use the latest Wyse ThinOS and VMware View connection Server 4.0.

  I have a manual desktop pool configured with things THAT RDP disabled. I'm also using smart card authentication.

  With direct disabled RDP is a configuration of SSL tunnel for the connection to the server and the RDP session to the virtual desktop by tunnel through this SSL connection?

  Yes that's right, although strictly that you should say server/connection security as if you use a security server, then this is endpoint of the tunnel rather than the CS.

• Wyse V10L with WTS 6.3 and VMware View show

  Hi, just got the WTS 6.3 Wyse today and upgraded a V10L. Then entered the IP of our server VMware View, that meets our OK thin client device and presents us with a nice box of connection of VMware. I then enter my login details and I get the error "No. SUPPORT TUNNEL '...

  I can plug directly into the virtual machine in question using RDP in Wyse client, so assume its something to do with the SSL through the broker. Disabled the requirement for SSL and changed my broker on the device of Wyse http://x.x.x.x, (instead of https)-same error.

  Has anyone else seen elsewhere, or have any idea what is the problem?

  Hello

  Open the view administrator, select your display server, click on edit and activate (direct connection on the desktop)

  This is because the customer of Wyse ThinOS with does not have components of tunneling.

  You will need the option direct conect. The thin client connects to the Server View, authenticated, get its information session and after which connects via RDP directly on the desktop.

  Thank you

  Christoph

• Unidesk and VMware View

  Hi, can someone please tell me their experience with Unidesk? We are planning to test it, but I was wondering what other users have to say about it. What are the pros and cons in your opinion on the use of unidesk with VMware View?

  Thank you

  While you're good at using a floating pool, so remove the value from the user customization layer, you still earn many benefits.

  1. you get always keep exactly 1 gold image of the operating system.

  2. you always deploy the applications in the form of layers.

  3. you still get storage savings.

  I would like to add a fourth: the machines date back to default when to disconnect users.   In any pool of floating type, you will have some sort of data instead of roaming solution.   Gone perhaps roaming profiles and folder redirection of strictly MS background, or a solution that either, so there is no loss of functionality as the users are concerned.   As someone who has 15 years of dealing with those terminal services and support model office, let me tell you that I would've liked nothing more than a system that will automatically return to the original state at each reboot.

  I have a floating pool on "VMs Unidesk" I use for purposes of remote access for all and for our standard users in the office.   I have all basic applications we use loaded in it.   I use the folder redirection to send Documents, the desktop, Favorites and more downloads to our storage system, then have MS profiles configured for an ORGANIZATIONAL unit containing these roving machines.   AppData is basically all that is stored on the sharing profile, so user logons are super fast.   I even turned on Microsoft EU - V, which is so smooth, I just laugh whenever I see it working (essentially saved application configs in repository as XML files and pulls / pushes them back when applications are open, closed, etc..)   UE - V lets my PC full users to have their applications, such as their desktop themes settings or something else, fill in the VDI environment automatically, which gives a more consistent experience across devices.

  In any case, don't throw all this just because you won't get the layer customization user on floating pools.   There's always a ton of advantages with it...

• VMware View - provisioning question of desktop computers

  I'm new to VMware View and just build a my QA cluster environment.  I have installed/configured view administrator on a dedicated virtual machine and installed/configured on my server vCenter composer.  I created a gold statue (called, joined the domain, configured custom parameters, view agent installed) and converted to a model. Then, I created a pool on my server administrator to view and added 10 desktop computers.  They have all implemented successfully, however, they all have the same computer name (same name, I named the machine of the gold statue).  The machines that appear in VMware show the naming convention that I created, but the internal computer name is the same for all. I guess that the DNS name.  also, I can have these machines added to the announcement through this process or do they need to be predefined?

  Customization = None seems to be the reason. When we customize him clone all the related machine settings are kept from the model VM, which are the name of the Machine, machine SID, the work/domain group settings, etc. That's why you see Office all the same names as those given to the model. You can create a customization specification in the CR. Instructions to create a file of customiztion specifications in vCenter can be found at:

  http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-4-esx-vcenter/index.jsp?topic=/com.vmware.vsphere.vmadmin.doc_41/vsp_vm_guide/deploy_vms_from_templates_and_clones/t_create_a_customization_specification_for_windows.html

  Use this technique of customization when you create the pool. Hope that helps.

• NAT and VMware View

  I am

  try again using VMware View, where a person uses a VPN to

  connect to my view of the Park, but my connection to the server is running NAT, and

  the client tries to connect in my Park he cannot get the virtual

  machine. Are there restrictions? Any tips?

  If you have found this information useful, please consider awarding points to 'Correct' or 'Useful'*.

  Exactly THAT PCOIP do not work on the Security server.  If your using VPN and connect to a broker internal conection it should work good as new NAT could shake things.    Should be a simple test however.

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• Two monitors configured using PCoIP does not cover both monitors for VMware View

  Occasionally, I've experienced the symptoms described in KB1027899, when usually the first time of connection for the day that I select multiscreen and the screen is divided in the Middle the 2 monitors using PCoIP. I end up disconnecting and reconnecting to the virtual machine a few times, which is a valid solution, but I'm still curious about why this is happening.

  I am running VMware View 5.0.0 build-481677, on a Wyse R90L with Windows XP Embedded, I use VMware View Client 5.0.0 build 481677 and VMWare View agent on a box of Windows 7 5.0.0 build 481677. We lack vCenter and ESXi 5.0.0 in all areas as well.

  According to the article, this happens because there is not enough video memory configured for the virtual computer. The problem I have is that if I force the pool offices use PCoIP and 128 MB of video memory, I can't RDP to the workstation as the Protocol is locked, I need to still be able to do. I tried manually increase the memory video, but view reconfigures to match the settings of the pool.

  Is there a way to increase the video memory without changing the required logon Protocol? Or is there a fix in a different way to this question?

  Thanks a lot guys.

  Joe

  Have you tried to change the configuration video pool to be 2 monitors with 2560 x # instead of the default resolution to see if that solves the problem?

  Datto

• VMware VI3, VMware View with Novell eDirectory integration

  Hello

  We are a COMPUTER consulting company and we have a lot of colleges and universities using Novell looking at VMware VI3 and VMware VIew.

  (1) for VMware VI3 tabs of permissions must be able to connect to an LDAP server to Active Directory only.

  (2) for VMware VIew 3, the VMware Agent should be integrated into the Novell Client for Windows...

  We did a little proof of concept with VMware View, and each time that the Novell Client are causing a lot of problems with VMware View Agent. It's bad because these 2 projects has been more than 10000 thin clients. They decided to Citrix XenDesktop used instead.

  It'll be great if you can built your product with the architecture of Novell.

  Best regards

  Eric Champagne

  IT Director

  Adaris Technologies / www.adaris.ca

  Yes, it would be nice

  a question: you say that a decision was made to use XenDesktop: are you still using VMware VI3? or XenServer?

  Jose

• VMware View customers logout - log for debugging PCoIP shows "sessionDisconnectTimer: set the timer to 2147480 seconds.

  I have operators who are still on my desktop 24/7/365.  Assuming that there are no other problems, they get kicked out of their sessions from view after about 24 days.  We use Thin Clients HP running ThinOS and VMware View Client.  When I check the log for debugging on the Windows 7 VM, I see that when the connection is established, he wrote the following line:

  2014-09-09 08:44:30, 807 DEBUG < MessageFrameWorkDispatch > [wsnm_desktop] sessionDisconnectTimer: set the timer to 2147480 seconds

  After the expiration of the time limit, I get the following messages in the same newspaper and the client disconnects:

  2014-09-09 08:30:08, 571 DEBUG < TimerService > [wsnm_desktop] sessionDisconnectTimer: triggered timer, session is disconnected.

  2014-09-09 08:30:08, 571 DEBUG < TimerService > [wsnm_desktop] session::SessionDisconnectTimedOut: Disconnect message posted on the desktop

  Where it becomes this timer of?  The global setting on the display server is maxed at 9 999 999 minutes.

  The host is EXSi 5.0.0

  VMware View Server is 5.0.0 - 481677

  See Agent 5.0.1

  Operating system is Windows 7 Pro running on the virtual version 7 machine

  It is a known problem that has been fixed in 5.3.2 view - the global time-out in minutes is converted to a time in milliseconds, which then overflows a 32-bit counter. See Overview of VMware View Release Notes

  A desktop session is timeout and be disconnected after about 24 days, 20 hours and 31 minutes, even if the Session time-out setting has been set to a higher value.

  Mike

• Native integration with VMware View

  I'm evaluating the access (without client) browser based virtual destops with Ericom AccessNow for VMware View software.

  Please find diagram of connection planned for use in the attached file.

  Does anyone has tried to do already?

  What is the best practice to integrate native and VMware View?

  Where can I find the rules of firewall used in the integration of product?

  Are there security issues with access by browser-based virtual desktops?

  Thank you much in advance.

  In general, we do not see a lot of native discussion here, so maybe this isn't the best place for this post.   You can try this http://communities.vmware.com/people/AdamG53 guy has sent a private message because he used to work for the natives.   I have not seen him active lately, so I don't know if it meets or not.

• VMware View is over-equipped?

  Hello!

  Having a small company of VMware View seems MUCH too complicated and overengineered. Can this be true?

  I mean that the alternative is a pWindows machine to connect to a machine vWindows with mstsc.exe. I know it is not completely the same, but it is also very long path between a solution that works out-of-the-box and VMware View with much installation of the client OS, directory servers, see security, view connection server, server transfer from view, the slim viewers, tool view composer and General everything that is necessary to get this working.

  And then it only works for Windows desktop computers. Using something like the console in vSphere client redirection is able to display all the OS' are - even Android!

  (Ok! Forcing my employees to use for their daily work vSphere client would proberbly many resignations ;-)) but I is possible!

  Am I missing something here? I mean VMware-view-evaluators - Guide.pdf is 152 pages (!) - long 'mstsc.exe remoteserver' is just... a line?

  Is there a simple solution for this. It's like building a spaceship to get a Coke to the nearest 7-11. It's 'just' a shutoff Holy crap! :-)

  Best regards

  -Green Morten Hermansen

  Don't forget when you are dealing with 10-50 VM that is not for to be honest.

  You see a company of 10 or 20 depending on what lines you have you can find a service provider where they can provide you with da (computer desktop as a Service) and which would reduce as much cost

  I did a small deployment without costly storage and costly servers and the system worked well.

  Then give the user a Zero-Client and boom!

• Samsung NC-240 - Windows 7 with VMware View connection problem

  Hi all

  My Samsung NC-240 is set to connect to my server VMware View Connection Manager. I can connect to one of my Windows XP via PCoIP or RDP virtual desktop very well, but I can't connect to my virtual Windows 7 desktop. Whenever I try to connect, it will be wrong and tell them "Session Lost!"

  Research in the NC-240 event log, I see the following:

  11 d, 00:01:09.260 > ready to connect to the host

  11 d, 00:01:21.990 > connection to the host (10.3.70.110, 00-00-00-00-00-00)

  11 d, 00:01:22.020 > using resolution 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz on DVI port 0

  11 d, 00:01:22.150 > CONNECTED (10.3.70.110, 00-00-00-00-00-00)

  11 d, 00:01:22.160 > receiving power state updated: S0

  11 d, 00:01:22.960 > CURRENT SESSION

  11 d, 00:01:23.600 > (MGMT_RDP): invalid capability length (20)

  11 d, 00:01:23.600 > connection down (RDP protocol error detected)

  11 d, 00:01:23.680 > lost Session!

  11 d, 00:01:23.680 > (MGMT_RDP): INIT: received unknown event 0 x 20!

  Here is the information of the current version of my NC-240:

  Part number of the firmware: FW010034

  Hardware version:

  Firmware Version: 3.0

  Firmware Build ID: v250

  Firmware version Date: December 7, 2009 15:55:15

  PCoIP processor revision: 1.0

  Bootloader Version: 2.1

  Bootloader version identifier: v163

  Bootloader Build Date: August 28, 2008 16:56:13

  Here is the information of the current version of my Agent and VMware View VCM:

  VMware View 4.0.0 - 210939

  I appreciate any input.

  Thank you

  Sang A

  I think it's the same than P20 then try wyse page

• VMware View 5.3 and GRID K2 NVIDIA cards

  Any help appreciated

  I'm running a VMware View 5.3 POC

  VSphere 5.5

  NVIDIA-VMWare ESXi 5.5 319.65xxxxxx.vib

  See 5.3

  SL250s

  nVidia GRID K2

  Question

  1.

  SSH the host

  VT - d (virtual technology for Directed i/o is enabled in the bios, if I run esxcfg-module-| grep vtddmar, it does not appear as a module.)

  Did I miss something or?

  2.

  This may relate to the above I am using cards NVIDIA GRID K2 (2 GPU) for the transmission of the GPU, if I enable the PCI on the hardware parameters on the ESXi host for two GPUS of the card no longer works and you won't see this by running /etc/init.d/xorg status and or gpuvm. If I click on 1 GPU on PCI devices, what happens with the xorg and gpuvm.

  Any help in getting these maps work would be appreciated.

  Concerning

  Paul

  Hey Paul.

  If you mix vSGA (shared virtual Graphics Adapter) and vDGA (virtual Dedicated Graphics Adapter)

  With vSGA you load the driver on the host (VIB) and enable x.org and don't use NOT of PCI Passthrough

  With vDGA, you load the driver on the driver of comments (Standard Nvidia) and NO driver on the computer host and you use Passthrough.

  Which you are trying to use?

  Linjo

• Ports and Destination for VMware View Client

  Hi all

  I'm looking for a quick bit of help if possible please...

  Environment: VMware View 4.5

  Question / Info needed:

  Two companies having a bond of trust between data transfer etc. and resources share. We need access to a site through their firewall in the bond of trust to connect to the VMware View VDI Office.  Customers using VMware View Client.

  The question is, if we get the site to enable port 443 to our broker connection I assume this will not be enough?  It must be possible to:

  443 to connection broker

  32111 (redirect USB) to?

  9427 (multimedia redirection) to?

  4172 (PCoIP) to?

  3389 (RDP if used) to?

  This may all sound a bit novicy but I need to be 100% before you go test.

  Thanks in advance.

  So using the brokers of the connection in direct mode without any security server.   I think that it would look like this.

  443 to connection broker

  32111 VDI Desktop

  9427 multimedia redirection) to?

  4172 VDI Desktop

  3389 VDI Desktop