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• javaw.exe missing on view Security Server - view 6.2.1

  Hello

  I'm trying to associate a view Security Server with a connection to the server (point 6.2.1).  Both servers run Windows 2012 r2 and ran into a new error (for me anyway).

  I have install the matching password, and when I go to install the Security Server component, I get an error of coupling .  I can access the server from the server security with https connection and think that other DMZ Firewall rules are configured correctly.

  Looking through the papers, I find a mistake on not being javaw.exe is not a recognized command.  I drill down to the path of the log entry and find that javaw.exe is not where it seems expected.  It seems to be a dynamic path created by the installation process

  serverInstUtil : 18/12/15 10:15:11 lancement « « C:\Users\ADMINA~1\AppData\Local\Temp\{E9740BB3-641F-492D-8B76-802FA34C778F}~setup\unpack\program files\VMware View\Server\jre\bin\javaw.exe »-Dcom.vmware.vdi.orchestratorj.nativelib=ws_java_nativeNODEP-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true-Djava.library.path="C:\Users\ADMINA~1\AppData\Local\Temp\{E9740BB3-641F-492D-8B76-802FA34C778F}~setup\unpack\program files\VMware View\Server\bin » -cp « C:\Users\ADMINA~1\AppData\Local\Temp\{E9740BB3-641F-492D-8B76-802FA34C778F}~setup\unpack\program files\VMware View\Server\sslgateway\lib\ * » ; «C:\Users\ADMINA~1\AppData\Local\Temp\{E9740BB3-641F-492D-8B76-802FA34C778F}~setup\unpack\program files\VMware View\Server\lib\ * «;» check the 8009 "C:\Users\ADMINA~1\AppData\Local\Temp\{E9740BB3-641F-492D-8B76-802FA34C778F}~setup\cache" com.vmware.vdi.tunnelpairing.XmlAjpClientNew 10.97.1.129 ".

  serverInstUtil: 18/12/15 10:15:11 Matching of Java SS returned cheque ' ' C:\Users\ADMINA~1\AppData\Local\Temp\{E9740BB3-641F-492D-8B76-802FA34C778F}~setup\unpack\program files\VMware View\Server\jre\bin\javaw.exe "' is not recognized as an internal or external command ".

  serverInstUtil: 18/12/15 10:15:11 ERROR: an unexpected error occurred while determining if advanced Security Server matching is supported

  I used this binary installer to install the server of connection corresponding without problem I've noticed so far.  I just downloaded the 6.2.1 installers yesterday (17/12/15) and the files are dated 08/12/15.   I have not found any related to the release notes for this version, or in the installation guide.

  I can certainly install java runtime and copy the files in place (although I do not know what version).

  Any suggestions or ideas?

  File this one, by virtue of be sure to double check...

  I have disabled UAC, re-directed the installer - the same error.

  I saw the event log and has detected an error (event ID 11335) MSIInstaller

  Product: VMware Horizon 6 connection Server - Error 1335. The file ' Replic ~ 1.cab ' required for this installation is damaged and cannot be used. This may indicate a network error, an error reading from the CD-ROM, or a problem with this package.

  It turns out that it was the MSI. When I have re-uploaded the file, it works beautifully.   I had just used this file 10 minutes before.  Will show measure twice... really does matter

  Save this here for others to avoid my mistake ;-)

• One of my view security server shows as "unknown" in Administrator dashboard view

  Hello

  One of my view security server (view Horizon 5.2) shows as UNKNOWN in Administrator dashboard view.

  I tried with the declared, rebooted Server services restart, still no luck.

  The stated server is accessible via RDP and the Services are running.

  Can someone help me on this?

  This problem has been resolved by disabling Windows NLB NETWORK adapter settings.

  We used Windows NLB long back for security servers, recently we removed view Security Server NLB Windows and place in F5 load balancing.

  Not sure for some reason, the Windows NETWORK load balancing service came active, disabled, and the problem solved.

• See Security Server network traffic

  Can someone clarify some confusion that I have with the view security server. I looked different diagrams of network ports and protocols, and I want to understand how the network connectivity outside to an internal network via a security server is managed.

  I know that a connection is initiated externally on the Security Server, and it is then passed to a connection to the server that authenticates the user, then allocates a desktop computer. At this point, the external client connects directly on the desktop of the view.

  However, I see some diagrams where the above happens, but the connection from the external client to view desktop is managed by the Security server.

  In the environment, lack of network traces that I see the first instance and view desktop computers trying to communicate through the firewall to the external client. Currently, they are blocked by the firewall and connections are not established.

  How do other people see what is happening?

  You are right that the customer view connects to view security server to authenticate and this authentication traffic is passed to the view of the login server that manages the actual authentication (for Active Directory and possibly RSA SecurID or RADIUS etc.). If this authentication is successful, then the Office Protocol traffic is allowed through the Security server. Any traffic Protocol Office which is not in the name of an authenticated user is blocked. As security server is usually deployed in a demilitarized zone, then Security Server provides protection for virtual desktops and presenters RDS to make sure they are not exposed directly to the Internet.

  It is possible to configure the Security Server view so that it does not act as the gateway for this Office Protocol traffic, but when it is used to provide remote access from the Internet, it is recommended that protocols of office go through the Security server in order to obtain this protection.

  The Office protocols include PCoIP, Blast, redirect RDP, ROR, USB, remote printing etc..

  There is a description of the remote to access the view here https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-14974 environments that covers traffic flows.

  If you have set things up to protocols route Office via the Security Server, you can still see the first attempts from the virtual office to try to send UDP PCoIP packets directly to the client, but you don't have on those they do not. As soon as the component server PCoIP desktop virtual sees security server incoming UDP packets, it sends the answer UDP datagrams on the Security Server and everything will work as expected.

  I hope this helps.

  Mark

• Restart a server view connection, connections disconnected?

  I have a server connection view and a view security server.  All connections are pointing at the level of the Security Server view and both the secure tunnel HTTPS and secure gateway PCoIP are archived in page view server connection settings.

  If I reboot login server in my opinion, this will cut my active sessions?  I do not think that it should all connections are circulating in the Security Server, but I'm not sure.

  Thank you

  It should not affect users already logged, but the web page will be down and unable to fix all new connections until the machine started upward.

• Security Server matching invalid password

  I want to install a security server VIEW 5.0 and I'm trying to pair it with a 5.0 view connection server. I generated a new password matching the console of administration view but when I insert it during the Security Server installation I get the error INVALID PASSWORD MATCHING, I tried to generate passwords that are different, but the message is always the same. What can I do to fix this?

  Already tried using CTRL + C (password configured on the console administrator) and CTRL + V to implement the Security Server)? With ctrl + c and ctrl + v If you´ve different available configured in the guest operating system of the keyboard, could work.

  If possible, try to restart the services

• Horizon view connection and security server matching

  Hello friends,

  I need some clarification on security and the matching server connection. If I understand well earlier in login server and security versions matching is one-to-one.

  Is this same behavior on the Horizon 6 as well? I can read that we can connect several Security Server single instance to connect to the server. But the reverse is possible yet? What are the combinations is achievable or supported?

  Documentation centre for Horizon 6 version 6.1

  still one by one,

  If you need high availability just add another server of connection and pair it with another security server

• View customer Horizon | Unable to login via the Security Server

  Hello people,

  We strive to deploy VMware View 5.3. Everything is complete we are able to access desktop of customer view through connection to the server. But when we try to connect to the desktop via security server, authentication of the user position get us the attached error.

  Can someone please help me to understand and resolve the error?

  Thank you!

  Hari.

  Thank you for your response. Issues was DNS resolution external URL referred to the client device. We decided. Thank you.

  Hari.

• Unable to connect to view Security Server 5.0

  Use vmware view client build horizon 2.1.0 1213173 (ubuntu 12.04 64-bit), when I tried to login (local network), I got timeout message

  I can connect if server connection hollow instead of security server connection

  one mistake that I find on security server is 33, SideBySide error

  no errors not found on the page of the web interface of the login server events

  Here is the output of scan nmap from client to server security

  from Nmap 5.21 ( http://nmap.org ) 2013-11-06 15:13 MYT

  Scan nmap for view.cnc.net.my (10.1.1.20) report

  Host is (0.00017 s latency).

  Not shown: 988 closed ports

  SERVICE OF THE PORT STATE

  53/tcp open domain

  80/tcp open http

  135/tcp open msrpc

  139/tcp open netbios-ssn

  443/tcp open https

  445/tcp open microsoft-ds

  3389/tcp open ms-word-serv

  49152/tcp open unknown

  49153/tcp open unknown

  49154/tcp open unknown

  49155/tcp open unknown

  49167/tcp open unknown

  MAC address: 00:50:56:87:35:FF (VMware)

  Do not check everything again: you cannot log in because you can't solve. It can be solved, either replace the connection URL in the configuration of the IP address instead of FULL domain name, which I do not recommend since the certificate cannot be based on IP addresses...

  When you receive a message "Server (null)", it is because the server name cannot be resolved by the client. The reason why you configure server security <->Server with IP addresses tunnel connection is because they may not be able to resolve the FULL of the other domain name.

  The PCoIP gateway feature is enabled on the servers of your connection? It may be useful if you send us pictures of your configuration (security servers and connection)

• Completely remove sdconf.rec connection server VMware view Horizon 6

  Greetings,

  I want to completely remove the sdconf.rec file downloaded from my connection to the server VMWare View Horizon 6.0.1. In previous versions, it was that I had to delete the Sdconf.Rec of C:\Windows\System32 and set the attribute to EAP-SecureIDConf under CN = < servername >, OU = server, OU = propriΘtΘs, DC = vdi, DC = VMWare, DC = int '0' but this attribute does not exist in version 6!

  Just deleting the Sdconf.REC file does not work, after doing that (even after a reboot) it always says "a Sdconf.REC file has been downloaded" when I check the settings of the connection to the server.

  Does anyone know how to delete this file in version 6? I'm this close just removed the server connection and security together and do a complete reinstall.

  Thanks in advance!

  Bram

  bverm wrote:

  Haha, Yes, it seems I was typing the variable wrong, changing the attribute now works, but I still see "an sdconf.rec file is already downloaded" even after change to the attribute and remove the sdconf.rec file in system32, even after a reboot of the connection to the server.

  This should be OK. What you did is invalidated the sdconf.rec file. It probably will always exist, but watch to see if it has been invalidated. that is, it should now be much smaller than your original and so not usable, which I think is what you wanted to achieve.

  If you want to just disable the RSA SecurID authentication, which can be made in view administrator.

  Please confirm.

  Mark

• Why can't I change the URL of the PCoIP 'external' for my security server?

  I'm creating a new VMware View environment and just add a security server. I can't change the address I had temporary put there when you configure the server. Currently, the option is grayed out. The option of preparing for upgrade or reinstall is also grayed out.

  Check the settings on the login server to view associated with this security server. PCOIP Secure Gateway can be deselected.

• View heavy client work - but the HTML is not - using security server

  However, I better start a new thread after the marathon to get the heavy customer talk via security DMZ server... everything works fine now.

  I am now test HTML experience via the same security server... and get quite like I was getting with the thick client.  I cross any authentication, it says connection to the office and that's it.  Later says that the server has taken too long to respond.

  I now have a complete list of the rules of the firewall in any way.

  Clearly port 8443 is open from the Internet to the DMZ security server.

  I checked the rules and scanned, and apparently they let all ports open between the DMZ and internal both directions in our network...   I checked and 22443 is open on the desktop...

  Can someone tell me what I should look for the next please?

  Thank you

  Bill

  Make sure you go through all the steps exactly - config http://www.vmware.com/pdf/horizon-view/horizon-view-html-access-document.pdf

• VMware View Security Server DMZ

  Hello!

  We are currently developing a small installation of VMware View in our office as a CEP and I have a question about the server security and the need for the ports against customers.

  Our facility:

  (Active Directory and RADIUS) 2-factor authentication

  Front End FW

  Security on the DMZ server

  Backend FW

  Connection to the server

  The question I have is:

  4172TCP/UDP port 3389 be open from the Security server to customers?

  Is there no way of this tunnel since the Security server through the connection to the server on the inside?

  Thank you

  Kenth

  Hej Kenta.

  You are right, there is currently no way to tunnel on the dry-server and the connection broker using PCoIP, you can only create a tunnel through one.

  So that means you need to open TCP/UDP 4172 between dry-server and desktop computers-view.

  Joel

• Using Security Server RDP session and inwardly with PCoIP

  Sorry about the long title, but I'm having a few configuration issues.  I created a pool of virtual machines to users to use on the local network and an external location.  The "Protocol of remote display" is set to PCoIP and 'Allow the user to choose the Protocol' is set to Yes, as shown in the screenshot below:

  

  When you use the view on the local network, all right.  PCoIP is used and everything is nice and fast.  If I ask a user to connect to inexternally using the server security, so I have to ask the user to change the default of PcoIP to RDP Protocol, as it is the only protocol supported.  Ask users to configure things themselves led to many calls to helpdesk!

  Can anyone offer any advise on how to have a pool set up for RDP and PCoIP depending on?

  Thank you

  Stuart

  that thread has been discussed recently and it was a month ago and unfortunately not.

  as security for this version server only supports RDP, I believe (if defined PCOIP is default) user will be automatically on autoswitch RDP and PCOIP when connected via the Security server.

• View the connections of the server to connect to the Security Server 5.2

  So, I wonder if it is anyway possible to not expose a subnet of office to the DMZ during the deployment of a security server?  I think remember me, there was a way to have the tunnel of security server all traffic through the connection to the server, but for the life of me, I can't seem to understand.

  Even in your previous PoC you should always have allowed some ports (PCoIP, RDP if use you it and the frame channel) from the server security for virtual offices. This has always been the case.

  The role of the Security Server is to protect exposure of desktop to the Internet. It provides a monitoring of protocols of the Internet (for example PCoIP) so make it succeed to check if the traffic is in the name of an authenticated user, and to ensure that if it is valid, it is transmitted over an office whose user is authorized to access. It is important to configure your internal firewall so that Office (PCoIP etc.) protocols can come only security servers. Then you give the required insurance. If such packets only packets UDP PCoIP arrive in your DMZ that are not on behalf of an authenticated user and then they are ignored in the DMZ without ever be passed in your data center. You know that all protocols for virtual desktops have been validated by the Security server.

  The Security server should also communicate with the login server and that's why you should also allow JMS, AJP13, and IPsec through. These should be only to the servers again only from servers to security and connection.

  You can always route the PCoIP packages through a proxy in your data center, but the security required inspection happens before that the Security Server so that eventually they can be thrown into the demilitarized zone.

  Mark