Overview of VMware View 5.2 Load Balancing

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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

• With view 5.1 load balancer

  Hey all,.

  I have a question about to lift our load balancing program and perform in our view environment 5.1.  I followed the article KB 2020913 to get our servers view running with SSL certificates.  I'm doing our load balancer in place and I keep getting errors in SSL certificate.  Here is a brief summary of our facility.  I have two servers to view (VCS1 and VCS2) connection with our internal certificate authority SSL certificates.  There is our program of load balancing.  When you use VMware View Client and go to the view.company.com address of the load balancer, I get "pipe in the certificate name is invalid or does not match.  I click on 'See the certificate' and it is to show the certificate of one of the connection view servers.  A I mess up something with the installation program, or have I missed an obvious solution?  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  -Kyle

  Hello

  It is the expected behavior. With SSL, the certificate name is checked by report specified by the client host name.

  There are two ways to deal with this. If you are using certificates with another subject of your load-balanced alias name, it all will work.

  for example if you have some certs on each connection to the server (or the Security Server) with the names cs1.myco.com and cs2.myco.com but customers do you think users will connect using a load-balanced alias view.myco.com, then by ensuring that each cert has another name of subject of view.myco.com then the hostname match control work.

  See KB. VMware.com/kb/2006751 for more information.

  Mark

• 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 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

• 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.

• Overview of VMWare View 2.3.0 build 1551379 password cached?

  We use HP T510 Thin Windows Embedded Clients joined our network.

  With Horizon view 2.3.0 build 1551379 installed.

  When a user enables its information network identification expires and then changes its Horizon view password then fails Auto connect by using stored credentials.

  If you turn off Auto Connect using the new credentials manually, everything works fine.  If you select then again auto reconnect the logon fails.

  If you change your password before expiration, everything works fine.

  It's only a problem with users who leave passwords expire.

  Is there a way to clear the cached password?

  Or, what is the solution to this problem.

  Thank you

  Dale

  you said "If you disable the automatic connection and manually using the new credentials, everything works fine. If you select then again auto reconnect the logon fails. »

  Indeed, at the time of the automatic deactivation connect and enter the new password, the new password must replace the old copy cached stored password.

  but I think that this replaces only once you have managed to establish a new connection to the virtual desktop. at this point if you disconnect (CTRL_ALT_F12) I think, you should be able to activate auto connect, which will already have the new credentials stored?

  This is the process that you follow, and the new password is not overwriting the old?

  -Chile-

• 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

• DST and vmware view = weird questions

  This is the 3rd time that when the time comes or goes we get questions of kind of weird in our very frequent floating pools, VMs stuck in starting up, wait for connection etc.

  If you look at the log below you will see that the virtual machine has been one hour before, and then she came back at the right time.

  Anyone else seen elsewhere?

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.553 - 04:00 INFO (016 C-0390) < Service main Thread > [wsnm_desktop] DesktopManager queue server is installed

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.585 - 04:00 INFO 016c - 082 C < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] "ws_filesystem - component of VMware View filesystem plugin" Plugin loaded, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.595 - 04:00 INFO (016 C-0830) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin 'wsnm_jmsbridge - VMware View framework JMS Bridge Controller' loaded, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.612 - 04:00 INFO (016 C-0838) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] 'ws_klog - plugin VMware View Kernel Log' Plugin loaded, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.642 - 04:00 INFO (016c-0390) < Service main Thread > [wsnm] System Service VMware View begins

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.642 - 04:00 INFO (016c-0840) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] "ws_perfmon - VMware View Performance Monitor and counter shop" Plugin loaded, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.643 - 04:00 INFO (016 C-0850) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin ' ws_vhub - Service USB virtual VMware View framework "support, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.643 - 04:00 INFO (016 C-0848) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin "ws_thinappmgmt - support for VMware View infrastructure Application Management" loaded, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.644 - 04:00 INFO (016 C-0854) < PluginInitThread > [ws_vhub] vhublib: initialized, VMware View virtual USB Hub API (64-bit) version: 5.5.0 build-966253, exit: unknown

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.782 - 04:00 INFO (C 088-0890) < 2192 > program [MessageFrameWork] 'wsnm_jms - VMware View framework JMS bridge' began, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, pid = 0x88C, buildtype = release, usethread = 1, closeafterwrite = 0

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.806 - 04:00 INFO (C 088-0890) < main Thread > [] classpath option:-Djava.class.path=C:\Program VMware View\Agent\lib\; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\agentjms.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\commonutils.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\events-client.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\events-common.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\gnu-crypto-2.0.1-1.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\jdom-1.0.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\jms-9.2.1.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\jmswrapper.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\log4j-1.2.14.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\messagesecurity.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\orchestratorj.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\securitymanager.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\sessionclientapi.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\swiftmq-9.2.1.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\v4v-msgserver.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\winauth.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\ws_appender.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\ws_properties.jar VMware; C:\Program View\Agent\lib\\xercesImpl-2.9.1.jar VMware;

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:36.818 - 04:00 INFO (088 C-08E4) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] "ws_javaview - VMware View Java Diagnostics Framework" Plugin, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:37.001 - 04:00 INFO (C 088-0938) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin "ws_java_bridgeDLL - VMware View Java Bridge Framework" loaded, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:37.002 - 04:00 INFO (C 088-0934) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin ' ws_java_native - Framework Java native Support of VMware View "load, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:37.208 - 04:00 INFO (C 088-0890) < main Thread > [ws_java_bridgeDLL] JavaBridge installed service EventLoggerService

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:37.208 - 04:00 INFO (C 088-0890) < main Thread > [] JavaBridge queue server is installed

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:37.209 - 04:00 INFO (C 088-0890) < main Thread > [] View Composer agent has completed the customization

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:37.737 - 04:00 INFO (0624-0628) < 1576 > [VMwareView-RdeServer] program "VMwareView-RdeServer - VMware View RDE 32-bit Server" began, version = e.x.p build-1190491, pid = 0 x 624, buildtype = release, usethread = 0, closeafterwrite = 0

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:39.567 - 04:00 INFO (C 088-0890) < main Thread > [] View Composer personalization state 0 (0 seconds)

  2014 03-18 T 16: 06:39.673 - 04:00 INFO (C 088-0890) < main Thread > [java] bridge exe started ok.

  2014 03-18 T 15: 38:45.288 - 04:00 INFO (016 C-0128) < main Thread > [wsnm_desktop] Session created in WAIT state: id = 1, winStation = Console

  2014 03-18 T 15: 38:45.350 - 04:00 INFO (0488-0978) < 2424 > [MessageFrameWork] 'wssm - VMware View framework Session Manager' program began, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, pid = 0 x 488, buildtype = release, usethread = 1, closeafterwrite = 0

  2014 03-18 T 15: 38:45.397 - 04:00 INFO (0488-0550) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin 'wssm_desktop - VMware View framework Office Manager Instance' loaded, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 15: 38:45.397 - 04:00 (0488-07 D 0) INFO for < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin 'ws_winauth - taken in charge of VMware View infrastructure Windows Authentication", version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 15: 38:45.475 - 04:00 (0488-05 D 0) INFO for < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin 'ws_thinappmgmt - taken in charge of VMware View infrastructure Application Management", version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 15: 38:45.631 - 04:00 INFO (0488-0978) < main Thread > [wssm] Session Manager has begun for the session 1

  2014 03-18 T 15: 38:45.631 - 04:00 INFO (0488 - 0 to 28) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] 'wssm_uimanager - VMware View Host UI Framework' Plugin support, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  2014 03-18 T 15: 38:45.631 - 04:00 INFO (0488 - 0 B 40) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin 'wssm_ui - VMware View UI framework' loaded, version = 5.2.0 build-987719, buildtype = output

  I was on the phone with VMware for 5 hours Tuesday last with this same problem.  I ended up solving the problem without their help.  You must initialize your model, let the time updated, shut it down, take a new snapshot and recompose your pool.

  Re: View 5.3 - desktop blocked at startup

• VMware view connection failed with status 502 code

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.545 - 03:00 INFO (1248-128 C) < 4748 > [MessageFrameWork] program "wswc - VMware View Client" started, version = 5.4.0 build-1219906, pid = 0 x 1248, buildtype = release, usethread = 1, closeafterwrite = 0

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.576 - 03:00 (1248-1080) INFO < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin "wswc_command - VMware View Manager of server connection commands" load, version = 5.4.0 build-1219906, buildtype = output

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.576 - 03:00 INFO (1248-0F68) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] 'wswc_http - VMware View Client HTTP Handler' Plugin loaded, version = 5.4.0 build-1219906, buildtype = output

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.576 - 03:00 INFO (1248 - 16 B 4) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] 'wswc_pcoip - VMware View Client PCoIP Interaction Handler' Plugin support, version = 5.4.0 build-1219906, buildtype = output

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.576 - 03:00 INFO (1248 - 16 B 8) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] "wswc_rdp - VMware View RDP Manager" Plugin support, version = 5.4.0 build-1219906, buildtype = output

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.592 - 03:00 INFO (1248-16BC) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] "wswc_tunnel - Secure Tunnel of VMware View Client" Plugin loaded, version = 5.4.0 build-1219906, buildtype = output

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.592 - 03:00 (1248-1698) INFO < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] 'wswc_rsa - VMware View Manager RSA' Plugin support, version = 5.4.0 build-1219906, buildtype = output

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.592 - 03:00 INFO (1248-062 C) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin "wswc_ui - Manager of user interface of the VMware View Client", version = 5.4.0 build-1219906, buildtype = output

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.592 - 03:00 INFO (1248-07F8) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] 'wssm_uimanager - VMware View Host UI Framework' Plugin loaded, version = 5.4.0 build-1219906, buildtype = output

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.592 - 03:00 INFO (1248 - B 17, 0) < logloaded > [MessageFrameWork] Plugin 'ws_winauth - support for VMware View infrastructure Windows Authentication' support, version = 5.4.0 build-1219906, buildtype = output

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.592 - 03:00 (1248-128 C) INFO < main Thread > [wswc] Option 'ServerURL' set by GPO

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.592 - 03:00 (1248-128 C) INFO < main Thread > [wswc] Option "Domain_name" set by GPO

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.592 - 03:00 (1248-128 C) INFO < main Thread > [wswc] Option "DesktopLayout" set by GPO

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:40.592 - 03:00 (1248-128 C) INFO < main Thread > [wswc] Windows Client started

  2014 01-20 T 12: 14:42.919 - 03:00 (1248-1024) < MessageFrameWorkDispatch > [wswc_command] year HTTP error error: status code = 502.

  Use the instructions in this KB: KB VMware: VMware View Client configuration to work around the Internet Explorer proxy settings

• 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.

• Load balancer and the consolidation of NETWORK cards

  Hello

  We recently had to our file VMware Server after a bit nasty failure of his original material.  Since we moved, it mostly worked OK, but we don't get the occational network shares paw when large files are thrown on.

  ESXi host, sure it works use 5Gbit ethernet adapters on the same Virtual Switch.  Looking at the traffic it would seem that all traffic flows in just a single NETWORK adapter and it is not much at all through the others.  Is something that I need to set it up so that it can better load balance between network cards?  Or is it a document anywhere who recommended settings for multiple network cards?

  I found a vDS topic but we have not undertaken more liciencing on most of our servers.

  We run VSphere 4.1 via the Vcentre server.

  Thanks for the help.

  faster4233 wrote:

  What you say makes a little more sense on what I see.  There is very little traffic flowing through other NETWORK cards, but is perhaps because there isn't any real traffic goes to them.  I thought that VMware may use multiple NICs, if it was required that is why I thought I'd see more data on the other.

  Curiosity is anyway that I can combine NICs for more flow using VMware?

  The load balancing, you can achieve with VMware is not a "real" load balancing, this is more a static distribution of traffic in accordance with the policy, you have chosen.

  You use means that according to the virtual switch port ID the vNIC to the host is connected to a specific bear is chosen. This unique vNIC traffic will use this bear as long as this bear does not fail. In this case the guests more with vNIC, you have the better are used Teddy.

  Other policies can be better for other scenarios. For example, 'Hash IP' uses the source IP address and target to choose a teddy bear. It is a good policy for a server with a vNIC single file and many different communication partners. The 'Source Port' policy route all traffic through a teddy bear so that 'Hash IP' policy would use many Teddy as not what ID port is used, but the communications partners. And a file server must have many of them, more than it has of vNIC.

  AWo

  VCP 3 & 4

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