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• Overview of VMware View Client 3.0.0 - cloud icons missing?

  Overview of VMware View Client 3.0.0 build 1887158 - missing icons of cloud?

  After you have installed the Client of the view and adding a new server we do not see the icon 'cloud' over the connection to the server. The link to server connection works and connects - lack just the cloud chart

  

  Any ideas?

  Should look like this...

  

  OK, that explains it. Its a known problem when running in a terminal services session.

  Have no ETA on when it will be fixed.

  Linjo

• Overview of VMware VIew Client for Linux

  Hey everybody

  Is there a table of software compatibility for VMware View Client and Linux Horizon? We would like to use the client on devices based on linux, but we do not know what linux operating systems are currently supported.

  Dou you have a formal link or are you aware of the compatibility?

  Best regards

  Documentation (https://www.vmware.com/pdf/horizon-view/horizon-client-linux-document.pdf):

  Operating systems: Horizon customer 3.2 supports the following operating systems.

  Operating system	Version
  Ubuntu Linux	12.04 or 14.04
  Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)	6.5
  SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED)	11 SP3
  CentOS	6.5

  IMPORTANT only 32-bit systems are supported.

  * Horizon customer 3.1: 32-bit Ubuntu Linux 12.04 or 14.04

  * Display Client 2.x: Linux 32 bit Ubuntu 12.04

  * View Client 1.6 and 1.7: 32-bit Ubuntu Linux 10.04 or 12.04

  * Display Client 1.5: 32-bit Ubuntu Linux 10.04 or 10.10

  VMware customer Horizon for Linux Release Notes

• Problems with the module supplier of personalized identification information and overview of VMware View Client working together

  I have a Horizon of VMware View client that connects me HVD Windows 7. So when I give view client Vmware Horizon my credentials, it auto logs me. I also created a custom credential provider that works on Windows 7 PC. When I install the custom in the HVD credentials provider, it works if I am already connected to HVD and I simulate CTRL + ALT + DELETE. Can I use my credential provider to "unlock" in. However, if I disconnect of HVD and try to connect using VMware Horizon View client to connect to Windows 7 of HVD, it gets stuck on the screen of the tile. I see the VMware SSO user tile but nothing happens when I click it. Then, I use my provider of customized credentials to connect. I expect to bypass my ISP credentials on the first connection and self as before.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Thanks for your help.

  OK, I did some more troubleshooting and discovered that it was a problem with auto connection set to TRUE on my side of custom credentials provider (I pbAutoLogonWithDefault to TRUE). Since I still like it TRUE, I had originally set it to FALSE and then change for REAL once my credential provider was used.

  Thank you!

• Overview of VMware View 5.2 Load Balancing

  Hi guys,.

  I use VMware view Horizon 5.2 and my infrastructure is as follows:

  2 view x servers security

  2 view connection x servers

  Can anyone please guide me how to configure load balancing and what are the best practice Horizon of VMware View load balancer configuration.

  See you soon

  http://pubs.VMware.com/view-52/topic/com.VMware.ICbase/PDF/horizon-view-52-architecture-planning.PDF

  Simply place your load balancer in front of the two security servers. This is indicated on page 70 - figure 5-2.

  If you also want to allow access by internal users, and then add two replicas more connection to the server. This is indicated on page 71 - figure 5-3.

  Your reviews will connect to the alias balanced appropriate load.

  Mark

• 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

• Overview of VMware View PCoIP

  Hello

  We have a test lab test view VMware Horizon on a test environment however we find that the following questions.

  When is connected through the vmware view client, enter the user name and then select on the desktop, we find that the following two errors:

  he tries to connect to the desktop computer, then we get a black screen, then a prompt that shows the end of the connection to the remote computer.

  The other mistake that we get is "the Protocol to display for this office is currently unavailable, so if we click try again we get the black screen and then the same error message ended with the connection to the remote computer.

  If we choose RDP, it works.

  This configuration is configured as follows:

  (material f/w)                                      (Win7) (Windows Firewall)

  Client application VMware > > > Firewall > > > > connect to server > > > > Virtual Office

  Firewall hardware ports 443 has sent to the login server

  Hardware firewall has ports open 4172 server to connect to the virtual desktop

  Virtual office has ports open virtual desktop to connect to the server of 4172

  am I missing something?

  What we are seeing with RDP, is that she's bad performance on YouTube and by displaying the web

  Hello

  Looks like your firewall rules are not configured correctly.

  Please refer to this doc and set the rules http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-14974

  Concerning

  Noble

• VMWare View 5.1 and authentication RADIUS - password problem

  I use Trustwave for 2-factor authentication on a Server View 5.1.1.  The Server Proxy of Trustwave requires that you enter your password to Active Directory followed by a comma, then the access provided by Trustwave code.  After that, you get the VMWare View normal login where you have to put your password in Active Directory.  Is there a way to remove the comma and the password of the first login box and simply pass the Active Directory password for the 2nd dialog box?  See the following two dialog boxes.

  NOTE: All works fine, but it is confusing for the user to enter his password to Active Directory twice.

  NOTE: When I check the box in the authenticators, manage, use the same username and password for Windows and RADIUS authentication, I naturally get an error because it is passing the password to Active Directory, the comma and the password of Trustwave at the 2nd fret of the connection.

  taopiglet wrote:

  ... Is there a way to remove the comma and the password of the first login box and simply pass the Active Directory password for the 2nd dialog box?

  ...

  Laughing out loud

  What happens with multiple RADIUS servers, is that the first guest username and password in AD. There is then a Challenge to get the access token code. In this case, you can configure view to ignore the next AD password prompt that the view can take the original RADIUS (AD password) authentication code and use it for the part of the AD authentication.

  A certain RADIUS vendors operate in this way.

  If the RADIUS of Trustwave server can be configured to do a Challenge of access, it would be a more standard approach to try to analyze the fields password in this way.

  I can see why this would not be irritating to users.

  Select this option.

• Overview of VMware View Server

  Hello

  My view Horizon 5.3.0 Server ws_TunnelService.exe uses ipv6 I did not allowed.

  I was wondering if I could disable or y at - it another way to deal with it?

  I tried to disable ipv6 setting in the windows registry, but ws_TunnelService.exe always uses ipv6 traffic.

  Hi all

  The question can be solved by editing the registry of Vmware---> JAVA_OPTS

  Add inDjava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true

  Kind regards

  HiangLeong

• Overview of VMware View Client shows "USB redirection is not available on this desktop computer.

  Hi all

  We try to connect to an RDS Server with std R2 2012 Windows via the PCOIP Protocol, but we get the above error. Does anyone know why this might be?

  Thank you

  James.

  When you installed the agent view you choose the song "USB redirection '? In my view, it is not selected by default in the standard installation and when you activate this feature, he throws a warning that you must accept too much security.

• VMware View Agent 5.2.0 PCoIP over WAN fails

  Recently, I did an upgrade on VMware View VMware view horizon 5.2 4.6 square.

  After the upgrade the 4.6.0 view agent in virtual machines of my parents to view agent 5.2.0 and rebuild the office pools, external PCoIP does not work. Can I open a session in the 5.2 Client view, see the list of office pools, select a pool, the desk at work close and try to open remotely. After 1 second, this error appears:

  Error: Overview of VMware View Client: The connection to the remote computer has ended.

  What does not work:

  • External/WAN via PCoIP for workstations with the view Agent 5.2.0

  What does not work:

  • Internal/LAN via PCoIP for workstations with the view Agent 5.2.0
  • Internal/LAN via RDP for workstations with the view Agent 5.2.0
  • External/WAN via RDP for workstations with the view Agent 5.2.0
  • External/WAN via PCoIP for workstations with the Agent View 5.1.3 or lower (tested up to 4.6.0 Agent view)

  I even tried to build a new pool of desktop Windows 7 in a new OU in the active without optimizations VDI directory or group policy. I tried with and without the firewall Windows is activated. In any case, this new office pool works externally via any Agent from view but the view Agent 5.2.0.

  Is it the 5.2.0 Agent view have the same firewall/port that the Agent View 5.1.3 requirements? What else can I test or try to get external PCoIP for desktop computers to work with the view Agent 5.2.0?

  Finally, we discovered the problem / solution. We on a security apparatus of Palo Alto Networks that blocked traffic PCoIP 5.2.0 but not PCoIP 5.1.3 traffic.

  According to a backline Vmware engineer:

  "A change was made to the ephemeral TLS connection that is used to establish trust and to negotiate parameters for subsequent UDP traffic network. This change allows the customer to use their own certificate for TLS server for this connection. For more details of what happens during the installation of PCoIP, and how this changed view 5.2, see KB 1038762. »

  It seems that Palo Alto Networks did not like this change. When we removed our Palo Alto of WAN device, PCoIP 5.2.0 connections could be created. We finally had create a rule to allow the category: private-ip-addresses and URL: pcoip - by default-sni. Once this change has been made, connections WAN PCoIP 5.2.0 started working.

• 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

• 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 View 3.1.2: exceeds the limit of size of 65536 negotiated reception buffer

  Hi all.

  I have a problem with my display configuration.

  When I tried to create an automated pool of 40 workstations, using View Composer, creative process stopped after the 37th machine. In the 'event' of the administrator view tab, I noticed following errors:

  Message:	Context has no test - closing: the negotiated receive size limit buffer 70705exceeds: 65536
  Type:	Warn
  Time:	08.10.09 16:51:32
  Module:	LdapContextManager
  Thread:	DesktopControlLdap

  and

  Message:	Unexpected error in LDAP reader: javax.naming.ServiceUnavailableException: localhost: 389; socket closed; remaining name ' OU = servers com VMware.VDI.de
  Type:	Warn
  Time:	08.10.09 16:51:27
  Module:	DesktopTracker
  Thread:	DesktopControlLdap
  Additional details:

  An unexpected error in LDAP reader: javax.naming.ServiceUnavailableException: localhost: 389; socket closed; remaining name ' OU = com.vmware.vdi.desktoptracker.DesktopTracker.b(SourceFile:106) servers

  javax.naming.ServiceUnavailableException: localhost: 389; socket closed; remaining name ' OU = servers

  at com.sun.jndi.ldap.Connection.readReply (unknown Source)

  at com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapClient.getSearchReply (unknown Source)

  at com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapClient.search (unknown Source)

  at com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtx.doSearch (unknown Source)

  at com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtx.searchAux (unknown Source)

  at com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtx.c_search (unknown Source)

  at com.sun.jndi.toolkit.ctx.ComponentDirContext.p_search (unknown Source)

  at com.sun.jndi.toolkit.ctx.PartialCompositeDirContext.search (unknown Source)

  at com.sun.jndi.toolkit.ctx.PartialCompositeDirContext.search (unknown Source)

  at javax.naming.directory.InitialDirContext.search (unknown Source)

  to com.vmware.vdi.ldapcontextpool.LdapContextManager$ PooledLdapContext.search (SourceFile:961)

  at com.vmware.vdi.desktoptracker.DesktopTracker.b(SourceFile:106)

  at com.vmware.vdi.desktoptracker.l.run(SourceFile:592)

  at java.lang.Thread.run (unknown Source)

  You have any ideas what it can be?

  VMware View 3.1.2 build-188088

  VMware View Center version 2.5.0 build 174768

  Cluster of servers ESX 4 ESXi 3.5.0 and 184236

  I've seen something like this before, but only when testing against the release of Windows 2008R2 next (which is not currently supported). Please could you give more details about your server and configuration operating system?

• VMware VIew 6 (PCOIP): Windows Client and web browser connects, Android and Ubuntu - don't

  Hello colleagues!

  VMware Horizon Client 3.4.0 build-2769709

  VMware View 6.1.1 construction-2769403

  VMware vSphere 6.0.0 2776511

  That's what's wrong: used SecurityServer and connecting to the server. External connection - via a router. When it is connected to a vmware PCOIP Protocol (Internet) outside of the view with a Windows client and a web browser, it works fine. But when connecting from Android or Linux (Ubuntu 14) load the desktop does not occur. Android immediately displays the message 'connection to server lost', Ubuntu delivers all messages - I'll be back on the screen to select a pool table.

  Which connection via MS RDP connection protocol is correctly to all customers.

  In the settings ConnectionServer in PCOIP Security Gateway set up the external address of the router.

  Redirect them router ports:

  -TCP 80,443,8443,4172,32111

  -UDP 4172,32111

  Any ideas?

  In security settings server in 'URL of PCOIP' was FQDN, but it must be the IP address.