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• Zero error of the client certificate provided is not rooted in the devices certificate store after upgrade to the Horizon view 6

  We have just updated our infrastructure VMware View Horizon of 5.3 to 6.0.1 and all zero clients are provided certificate is not rooted in the devices certificate store.  The certificate on the brokers of the connection has not changed.  Customer relationship connections Horizon view a connection, as well as when we connect to the connection to the server via a web browser.  We had no cert errors before the upgrade.

  You need to add the following as PEM files to fix the problem on the zero client.

  The intermediate certificate - DigiCertCA.crt

  The root - TrustedRoot.crt certificate

• Plugin horizon View Agent direct connection + disconnection after disconnection

  If I use the plug-in Horizon View Agent Direct-connection is there still a way to get the virtual machine for auto & with force logoff the current user after X minutes if the (in my case), lightweight client disconnects abruptly (off)?

  It is probably a virtual machine that is not handled by a server view connection? You should create/change the following registry setting power (this would be automatically updated if you were using a CS):

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\VMware \VMware VDM\Node Manager\DisconnectLimitMinutes, Inc.

  The value-1 means immediately, a value of 0 means never. Positive values are the number of minutes to wait after the disconnection occurs.

  Mike

• Overview of VMware View Client 2.1 crash during the connection to the pool offices

  To Horizon View Client updated to version 2.0 2.1, whenever I try to connect to the pool of offices after the connection to the login server, it remains on the 'connection '. "message for a bit before it crashes. This has been the case regardless of which server the connection that I use. Are there others who is to have this similar problem with the new version of the OS X client?

  Thank you, solgae. Team may have found the cause, so there is a patch which includes patches, could help you to check?

  1. backup of the libpcoip_client.dylib in the directory "/ Applications/Horizon of VMware View Client.app/Contents/PlugIns/PCoIPVMView.bundle/Contents/MacOS.

  2. replace by the task libpcoip_client.dylib.

  3. If this patch does not work, please provide the journal.

  -zhanglin

• Cannot connect to Horizon view Desktop with the persistent drive user's profile

  I install a new pool of funds to Horizon 6. This will serve to staff supervisor who need their same desktop computers every time that they connect. The pool is set for the linked clones, but with records of enduring for user profiles. I put the user profile to be stored on a disk, persisting in the wizard of the Horizon. The persistent drive is on users 'Z' drive.

  When I try to log in with one of the title, accounts, windows gives me this error:

  The user profile service service has no logon. User profile cannot be loaded.

  Is there something I need to change Active Directory / group policy? I've never dealt with before persistent disk systems. The VM OS is Windows 7 Pro x 64.

  It seems fitting that profile does not know that it is supposed to be created on the persistent drive when I try to log in.

  I discovered that I actually had the following GPO is applied at the level of the computer that kept player to be accessible.

  Access to the removable storage / system

  Policy	Setting	Comment
  All removable storage classes: deny access to all the	Activated
  All removable storage: allow direct access in the sessions remotely	People with disabilities
  CD and DVD: deny execute access	Activated
  CD and DVD: deny read access	Activated
  CD and DVD: deny write access	Activated
  Floppy drives: deny execute access	Activated
  Floppy drives: deny read access	Activated
  Floppy drives: deny write access	Activated
  Removable disks: deny execute access	Activated
  Removable disks: deny read access	Activated
  Removable disks: deny write access	Activated
  Tape drives: deny execute access	Activated
  Tape drives: deny read access	Activated
  Tape drives: deny write access	Activated
  WPD Devices: Deny read access	Activated
  WPD Devices: Deny write access	Activated

• Unable to connect to the outside through Horizon View Client

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/view/VMware-view-evaluators-Guide.PDF

  I'm in the middle of evaluation of VMware Horizon View Suite. I set it up according to the information provided in the link above

  I am able to connect to my desktop PC internally through the Horizon View Client and HTML.

  I am also able to connect to the outside through HTML - BUT NOT - through the Horizon View Client from an external location.

  My first thought is that I have all the correct ports open on my firewall to network, that's what I opened, did I miss something?

  TCP / 80

  TCP / 443

  TCP / 4001

  TCP / 4172

  TCP / 8009

  TCP / 8443

  UDP / 4172

  Any help is appreciated with this!

  Exercise 3: connection to a Horizon of a customer of Mobile display view desktop

  "Launch the Horizon View Client you iOS mobile device...". "You will be asked to enter the host name or IP address of the view composer Server"

  See Server of composer? When I enter this IP address, it does not work immediately, it's a typo?

  Any help is greatly appreciated

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&docTypeID=DT_KB_1_1&externalID=1036208

  My problem was solved by following the information provided in the above document (video), but the following two documents where it is also very useful

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=1028332

  0 224598712 http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=1039021&sliceId=2&docTypeID=DT_KB_1_1&dialogID=224578928&StateID=0

• Connect to a pool from the local server view automatically

  My installation has 3 physical locations.  I have a login server to display in each location.  Each connection to the server has a pool of offices available to users.

  I have users who travel between the three communities.  I want to force the client to use only the PCOIP Protocol (using the shortcut command line options).  The problem is that my WAN pipes between locations is small.  I want to make sure that users only connect to their local swimming POOL.  Since the server connections 3 seen talking to each other and I entitle users for all 3 pools when the user logs on, they will see all three pools.

  The only way I can think to do is 3 installation view separate connection servers and name the same pool in each city.  I lose a redundancy when I do this is not my first choice.

  Did someone else come up with a creative solution to this problem?

  Before this version of VMware, I suggested some connection rules you could apply on a pool to ensure that users weren't trying a connection of some IP subnets.

  In general, you should not have replica connection servers connected via WAN links. Our planning and architecture guide is clear about this. 41 page here http://www.vmware.com/pdf/view-46-architecture-planning.pdf

  In your case, if you want to restrict the pool of users who can access depending on their location, you can use "restricted rights" with labels to do this. On each server connection, you can specify tags such as "site a". "site b" and "site c". When it comes to allowing users to pools you can restrict the 'site a' pools on the connection with the tag 'site a' server so that when a user is using the 'site a' server Conection they only get access to the pools with the 'site a' tag association. You can read more about it here http://www.vmware.com/pdf/view-46-administration.pdf (page 116) featured.

  Restricted, or rights to the tag based normally allows to limit some pools funds for local access only and deny access for remote users, but the feature is too flexible in support of other use cases.

  Let us know if this gives you what you need.

  Select this option.

• PCoIP zero client does not display an Horizon view Client user of the window for one (and only one)

  The zero client is a Samsung NC241 via Teradici Tera 2. My user has 3 virtual workstations assigned;  Current SOE with WinXP, a specific COMPUTER WinXP and a test for the upcoming Win7. When I connect the customer to see I'm automatically redirected to the WinXP for HER, without going through the window that lists usually all available virtual PC. This happens on all terminals, I tried. Other users, even if you connect to the same terminal, are given the option to select a virtual PC, even if they have the choice of a!

  I have checked the setting for the PC virtual in the Teradici PCoIP Management Console and also the settings of the user under the Horizon view VMware administrator but cannot find where my configurations user and desktop are different from those that work "correctly".

  Is someone able to propose what I'm looking for?

  TIA

  Thanks, Stu, for your input.

  I arrived on the solution after you follow through with your suggestion above. I used the client on a Windows PC, then after that record on I clicked on 'Options' in the bar of VMwareView Client session and erased the text is 'auto connect to this office. We have the option 'Enable automatic reconnection' set to false, so I'm not sure why that followed me.

  But the good news is that it worked!

• Horizon view license constraints

  Hello

  I was invited to ask a question about the limitations of the license mode by our office team and what they are allowed to run. Currently we have the following licenses:

  vCenter Server	vCenter Server Standard 6 for Horizon
  See connection to the server	Horizon 6 Standard view
  ESXi hosts	vSphere 6 for desktop PC

  They run an environment seen horizon with desktops VDI running Windows 7 on a cluster of blades ESXi.

  They would like to add a new cluster ESXi on which run Windows 7 virtual machines that are not part of the view of the Horizon / VDI, under the same instance of vCenter. These virtual machines is designed to test applications package for SCCM.

  My understanding is that this is not allowed and they would need an instance separate vCenter to manage this cluster of ESXi and VMs. We have spare parts, Enterprise Plus licenses that could be classified in the new cluster ESXi, but I suspect that he could still not run the instance of vCenter "vCenter Server 6 Standard for Horizon".

  Can someone clarify the on the issue? I was unable to find the official wording of VMware on what is / is not allowed.

  Thank you.

  Horizon suite comes with VMware Workstation, which can be used for packing.

  This document seems to be official and can provide clarifications on the side of vSphere (not so much on the side of vCenter):

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/products/horizon-view/VMware-horizon-view-pricing-Licensing-FAQ.PDF

  In a virtual office environment Horizon, vSphere Desktop can be used to power the virtual desktop, as well as the underlying infrastructure for the VDI environment. Include the connection to the server, server security, active directory, tracking tools and other infrastructure directly related to and exclusive to the VDI environment. Storage servers, for example, would not be included.

• Horizon View Client does not work after upgrading to Chrome OS 45

  Is there a known issue with Chrome OS version 45?

  My client view Horizon worked without problems, but after upgrading to Chrome OS 45, the Horizon view app starts with a white screen which shows just the logo of the view of the Horizon in the middle. Nothing happens. I can't connect to a server or start a virtual machine, it is also not possible to do any configuration. I rebooted my Chromebook, uninstalled, and reinstalled the client Horizon view. Nothing helps...

  I'm working on a Pixel 2015 Chromebook. Google Chrome OS is:

  Version 45.0.2454.86 (64-bit)

  Platform 7262.52.0 (official version) stable-channel samus

  Firmware Google_Samus.6300.141.0

  Hi, the new Google Chrome OS (3.5) client is now available in the Chrome Web Store. It solves the problem of Chrome OS 45 and offers some new features.

  Thank you for your patience and your support!

• Requeriments of bandwidth for VM Ware Horizon view 6

  Hello, I am a student and I would like to simulate a network where the data center is in another passage and remote user connection. So, I would like to know:

  What is the requeriments of bandwidth for VM Ware Horizon view 6? Include access to remote (VM Horizon reviews)

  Thanks to advice.

  PDT: Excuse me for my English, I do not speak English, I speak Spanish.

  Hello

  You can take a look at the following:

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/view/VMware-view-5-PCoIP-network-optimization-Guide.PDF

  VMware Documentation Library

  See you soon

• Help with renovation Horizon View client for Mac

  I'm packaging the client VMware View Horizon for our Mac desktops and laptops (we have about 150). Normally, it is a very simple and very easy process with this client because it is just a soft. We use Apple PackageMaker to repackage the Horizon of VMware View Client.appand add the plist for the test user for the deployment of future users profiles. We used some com.vmware.view.plist in the past to ensure that our connection to the server is prefilled and force PCoIP. It has worked great for us with all < 2.3 versions.

  From 2.3 and 3.0 now, I have not been able to repackage the application correctly. I have download the .dmg to VMware and copy the .app in it in / applications; This is exactly how a user would install it on their system. I run the Client discovers once and connect to our login server using the settings I want to paste when you deploy this application to our machines. Then using PackageMaker, I point the first part of the package that will be created for Applications/Vmware view Horizon Client.app as usual (including the roots). It's normal. I choose com.vmware.view.plist file, and I'm using a plist Editor, delete the entry for my test user name and office that I'm connected to. In PackageMaker, the destination of this .plist file is in the default profile for the mac - so whenever a new user connects to the mac, they will receive the file .plist with the parameters we want. Sounds good. The package is built successfully. I deploy it on a machine to test successfully.

  When I connect on a test system and run the client from the view, I can connect properly. If I try to use the menu connection/printing enabled, all hell breaks loose and I get a series of errors;

  Invalid file in the package.

  The file is not valid:

  / Applications/VMware Horizon view Client.app/Contents/Library/thnuclnt/thnusetup.sh.

  Please download the official product.

  If I try to start services remotely USB, I get a similar error once it issues a warning that I will be asked to enter the credentials of the admin;

  Invalid file in the package.

  The file is not valid:

  / Applications/VMware Horizon view Client.app/Contents/Library/InitUsbServices.tool.

  Please download the official product.

  ?? If I run the app from the .dmg on this same machine, I have no problem. Any ideas?

  OK, I just had to put the question so that I could think clearly through it.

  There are some extended attributes on these shell scripts that PackageMaker removes when it reconditions the app. I conditioned as a .dmg, and copy the app via the postinstall script in the pkg... works very well after that.

• Problem with USB Redirection on Horizon View Client v2.3.0 for Linux

  I had a problem on the USB Redirection when connecting to the Server of VMware View by Horizon View Client v2.3.0.

  1. Here is our configuration:
     1. Server:
        1. Horizon View Server 5.5 + Windows 7 Enterprise VDI
     2. Client:
        1. Thin client (TI ARM platform - 8148)
        2. Horizon View Client v2. 3 for Linux
        3. USB Flash: Kingston 8 GB USB 2.0, FAT32
  2. The issue: USB flash can not redirect to VDI successfully.
  3. Some status on our test:
  • The USB is plugged USB port on workstation before connecting to Horizon view Server 5.5
  • Light client can recognize and use USB flash to the local site.
  • When we connect to VDI, we can see the USB driver is responsible for research and installation, but windows VDI() reports fail to install the USB driver finally. It seems that VDI trying to acknowledge the failure of USB flash but finally.
  • It is held even Let's restart the workstation and VDI.
  • Attached file is the log of the Horizon of the VMware View Client.

  
  All welcomed to this topic?

  Unfortunately the newspapers show much... (note: they do not contain client-side logs)

  one thing I thought well... since he is a computer thinClient - we have seen the questions that manufacturers computer thinClient some of their own 'management' software install on the client. He often tries to do things with usb devices (maybe try to share them between a receiver client citrix application and view client app or maybe just there is a citrix receiver application installed too). In our experience, we've seen these apps interfere between them as they try to hang the bottom of usb devices down into the kernel.

  as such, could you try stop any 3rd party services - either citrix or your provider of thin client and then try again.

  If the problem persists, can you be sure to also collect these log files from the computer thinclient:

  Windows client

  • %ProgramData%\VMware\VDM\logs\debug-*.txt
    AND
  • C:\Windows\Temp\vmware-SYSTEM\vmware-usbarb-*.log

  Linux client

  • default /tmp/vmware-root/VMware-view-Usbd-*.log
    AND
  • / Library/Logs/VMware/vmware-usbarbitrator -.log

  for reference, the Agent-side usb connects:

  • %ProgramData%\VMware\VDM\logs\debug-*.txt

  see you soon

  peterB

• Cannot get Horizon view 5.3.1 to use Windows CA certificate issued

  Hello

  I have a Horizon view 5.3 vConnection Server installed and wanted to replace the self-signed certificate with one of my MS Enterprise CA (Win 2008 R2 Ent).

  I followed the instructions of these two pages, I think exactly:

  Terence Luk: certification for VMware view Horizon 5.2 with Microsoft Enterprise certification authority servers http://terenceluk.blogspot.co.UK/2013/04/issuing-certificates-for-VMware-horizon.html

  http://www.derekseaman.com/2012/09/create-VMware-Windows-CA-certificate.html

  I took the steps:

  On my Win 2008 R2 Ent (standalone) CA, I reproduced the compatible under Windows 2003 CA Web server certificate template.

  Changed the use of the key to activate non-repudiation and "allow encryption of user data.

  Authentication of the Client added to enforcement strategies

  Confirmed that the name of the topic has been set to "provide in the request.

  Confirmed the vConnection Server computer account has the required permissions (btw, I even gave total control and the problem persists - is not a permissions problem)

  Added the new model to the list available to be issued (CA MMC > Certificate Templates > New > model certificate for the question)

  From the vConnection server, I open the MMC snap-in certificates, computer store

  I asked a new personal certificate from my CA and selected the newly created model

  I have completed only the FQDN internal of my server vConnection CN: [CN = "vmwv-vncenctn - 01.mydomain.local"]

  I updated the friendly name and description "vdm".

  I changed the friendly name of the empty self-signed certificate

  I restarted Windows vConnection server just to make sure that all the necessary services were restarted

  I cannot now connect to during a service of vConnection's web management interface - Page cannot be found.  If I have the friendly name of vdm revert to the original self signed certificate and restart services, access is restored.

  Please can someone help me with this.  I spent two days pulling my hair and getting nowhere.

  Thank you

  C

  Follow rather official VMware documentation.

  http://pubs.VMware.com/view-52/topic/com.VMware.ICbase/PDF/horizon-view-52-obtaining-certificates.PDF

  In particular, make sure that your use of improved key contains the correct value.

  Mark

• View 5 - connection via PCoIP gives a black screen and then closed...

  I have a problem with sight 5 where I connect remotely via the 5client of view, I can connect to the AD domain and authenticates and selected a virtual office for access to the pools. The virtual desktop launched and presented with a black screen... that will be displayed 20-30 seconds ago, then the view client connection is complete.

  My network configuration is my view Security server (using the private IP address) is coordinated by 'external' public IP address and access permissions are allowed PCoIP 4172 (in/out), 80 and 443. My question is... is the assumption of safety from view?

  It works very well within the internal network, as I can connect to view security or view connection. Thank you

  See you soon,.

  Hello

  As I understand it, he does. I say that because I have a networking team that looks after that and I can tell you, we had so much harm to our security server setting.

  Mainly in our situation, our security server is behind not only the external firewall, but also BIG IP F5 load balancing. If the client connects to an IP address on the F5 what NAT then the connection to the Security server that tunnels and finally to the customer.

  What you must ensure, is that in your configuration settings to display where you specify settings for the Security Server, that you have listed in this external IP address as the IP that the clients connect, this is where the customer is looking for the answer of. To complicate things for us, we had the customer come starting an Internet connection and packages back wanted to go on another connection (another IP address).

  To help out you, not only to have the Security server logs, but if you can do it if you try to connect to a pool with a single machine, then you can look at the logs of the agent on this computer. It will give the list the connection attempt if it gets that far. I remember when the successful troubleshooting connection will be a line that sayd, that the customer is THAT NAT would have if you have someone who can read newspapers, wireshark can also be good to see what is happening on the place where.

  Hope that helped, good luck, it can be a headache (try not to hit your head on the desk too).

  See you soon

  Phil