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• Open the client view ports

  Hello

  I've seen a lot of different information about ports and which must be open for vmware view customers that connects to a server behind a firewall.

  What I need to confirm is the following

  Make the need for firewall to open the port UDP 4172 source security server and out to the Internet since it is UDP packet response?

  I saw links that provide information on this subject, and the links that doesn't... problem are related to black screen and disconnect when we use works ok with rdp and pcoip.

  Thanks for the replies.

  / R

  OLE

  All the required ports for the display of the security in the DMZ servers, etc. are listed in 5.2 view Safety Guide. http://pubs.VMware.com/view-52/topic/com.VMware.ICbase/PDF/horizon-view-52-security.PDF

  You can watch here Server Security special rules - see 5.2 and 5.3 for servers security DMZ Firewall rules

  It is best to simply look at the official documentation for VMware for the particular version of the view you are using.

  It is true that if you block all the necessary ports for PCoIP (in a firewall or a proxy, etc.), you will get a black screen. There are other reasons as well if it is not configured properly. There are three stages of important configuration for remote access PCoIP and these are described here https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-14974

  In response to your specific question on ports back to the client, the firewall rules for PCoIP State:

  PCoIP between Client and server security

  • Port of destination TCP 4172 of Client to server security
  • Port destination UDP 4172 of Client Security Server
  • Source port UDP 4172 security server to Client (this is the answer of UDP data)

  PCoIP between Security Server and virtual desktop

  • Destination port TCP 4172 security server to the virtual desktop
  • Destination port UDP 4172 security server to the virtual desktop
  • Source port UDP 4172 of Virtual Office for Security Server (this is the answer of UDP data)

  This is the third line of each of these sets of rules referring to ports to the customer. In general however, when you allow the UDP data through the firewall (for example, the port UDP 4172 from the Internet to the DMZ) the rule for the UDP data response from the source UDP 4172 at the client port is implied and does not need to be implemented explicitly.

  Recheck the three steps and it should solve your problem. If you still cannot put in place, pass the video at the bottom of the above link that he speaks to you through the correct configuration for remote access PCoIP.

  Let us know what it was.

  Mark

• Pass through authentication using the client view 4

  When you use the view Client we are invited to connect to the agent connection, then guests again on the virtual Windows machine. I was told that it is because of the legal warning that is displayed before the sign-in Windows appears.

  I removed the warning, and now we're good. is anyone else seeing this and if so what work arounds did you?

  Has been added to the Configuration of the administrator view and it worked.

  Thank you

  Ernie

  A training class for view 4.0.1 told us, that this would happen when you configure LegalCaptionNotice and LegalCaptionText in the registry of your Windows Client or via GPO/policy. (I did not try myself, if)

  To work around the problem (if the warning is required), disable these settings and use 'Message before logon' view - which can be defined in the global settings dialog box - instead.

  André

• Problem / connection with the client to view

  Our assessment notice.

  View Manager: 4.0.1 build-233023

  Discover the composer: 2.0.0.210930

  Reviews: 4.0.1 build 2029

  So far so good. We have created a dynamic office and were able to deploy desktop computers. We use an ad group to allow users to this pool.

  To access desktop computers in this pool via the web portal is no problem, but when the same user attempts to use the Client to view we get a message that authentication has failed. In the View Manager events, I got these messages:

  1 (SESSION: E2C6C98C7A5AB8A624450E4B70DB9A78; 8 D) XXXX\YYYYYYYY: 18B0AC59A9A16F3F0158209FC1CC26) the user USER; USERSID:S - 1-5-21-nnnnnnnnnnnnn; USERDN:CN=S-1-5-21-484522859-389107532-2199480311-219035,CN=ForeignSecurityPrincipals,DC=VDI,DC=VMware,DC=int; has disconnected from VDM

  2. (SESSION: E2C6C98C7A5AB8A624450E4B70DB9A78; 8 D) BROKER_LOGOFF: USER: 18B0AC59A9A16F3F0158209FC1CC26 XXXX\YYYYYYYYY); USERSID:S - 1-5-21-nnnnnnnnnnn; USERDN:CN=S-1-5-21-484522859-389107532-2199480311-219035,CN=ForeignSecurityPrincipals,DC=VDI,DC=VMware,DC=int;

  The strange thing is, I left all this next door for a few minutes and tried to connect via Client discovered again later. This time, it worked, but at the opening of the session of office (office of screen already appeard) closes the windows desktop without any message. After you start the Client view again, the authentication will fail again.

  Time is synchronized in all entities.

  Any ideas, tips, solutions?

  
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  What ESX version are you running?  They had the 4.0 update number 2 with PCOIP, http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1022830.

  The opening of autologon, I guess that we refer to log in as current user box?    I have seen issues where if I leave my PC to the top and running for long periods of time it fails, but a simple reboot fixes this problem.

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• How to fix a client SSL key private credential error code in the event viewer

  Hi people,

  I hope someone can help. I am currently using Windows 7 Professional 64 bit, updated with the latest updates from Microsoft.

  I get the following error message, ()every 5 minutes exactly) in the Event Viewer administrative, computer management.

  "A fatal error has occurred when trying to access the private key SSL client credential." The error code returned from the cryptographic module is 0x8009030d. The internal error state is 10003 "

  It began on October 14, 2014. There are now more than 40,000 of the codes of this edition.

  A sample of the log data is as follows;

  Log name: System
  Source: Schannel
  Date: 18/10/2014-20:54:40
  Event ID: 36870
  Task category: no
  Level: error
  Keywords:
  User: SYSTEM
  Computer: AP1
  Description:
  A fatal error occurred when attempting to access the private key SSL client credential. The error code returned from the cryptographic module is 0x8009030d. The internal error state is 10003.
  The event XML:
  
   
     
      36870
      0
      2
      0
      0
      0 x 8000000000000000
     
      133003
     
     
      System
      AP1
     
   
   
      customer
      0x8009030d
      10003
   
  

  I looked at all the suggestions online and have found nothing of what is specific to this problem for windows 7 and how to solve it. I would be grateful if someone could guide me in the way to solve the problem.

  Thanks in advance.

  Tom

  Dear Isha,

  Thanks for your follow-up. After spending considerable time on the issue, I stopped just by using the function of collective housing, which heals many error codes. It is redundant to a standard network configuration and is not worthwhile. Since Windows 10 deletes the function of group living, I'm not sure that I need to spend time on this...

  I have also had also removed the bad machine key and senior partners of information in the directory of network of peers, which seems to have solved the problem.

  Thanks for your thoughts.

  Tom

• Sometimes web error message from the client / popup that lies behind the HTML view

  Hello

  At times the web client error / popup hiding behind making the full background grey out and highlighting HTML display the HTML view. At this stage the actions behind the HTML code / above the screen HTML is not clickable, which forces the user to refresh the entire page (in case of a popup). Please find attached the screenshots. I tried to find if it is a known problem, but found no references linked to this document from VMware. Can someone please tell me, if there is no work around for this problem.

  Details of the environment:

  • Browser: Google Chrome (latest version)
  • OS: Windows 2007 and 2 k 8
  • vCenter: 6.0

  
  

  Steps to reproduce:

  • Open an extension point that contains the HTML content.
  • Leave it for awhile until the point the web client session, timeout occurs (or) to disable the WebClient service / vcenter server service (Note: this one is not always reproducible.)
  • Try to perform some action less content, it will display the html error message / see the popup behind the html code.
    

  
  

  The problem of popups being hidden behind an HTML view is fixed in version 6.0.1 which was released on 10 September.

  Same question as indicated previously here: problem with IFrame based HTML hosting inside Flex views

• white screen when connecting using the client to view

  Hello

  I have a situation on my hands if I try to connect to my office using the client to view I can connect but when I click to start all I get is a black sceren.  If I can access the external url of my security server, I can connect and my desktop appears.  If anyone has experienced this? any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

  You can connect from a WAN using PCoIP if you use a VPN. If you are

  using the server security, for now, you will need to use RDP.

  Ian

• How to configure the client VMware View 4 repurposed computers?

  I want to give my

  old computers to run View 4 client only. After that, it started, it will work

  View the customer in mode full screen and ask the user, like a normal computer for the user logon.

  Users should not make a difference while using the virtual office. How

  do this? I think that Citrix XenDesktop solutions, but I have to use

  VMware.

  Thank you

  If you look at this guide, it tells you how to set the customer view as a replacement shell to explore, so the only thing that the machine starts is the customer of the view. With the appropriate switch, you can have the user login and go directly to their office right.

  http://www.VMware.com/resources/TechResources/10023

  Hope this helps,

  Dan

• RDP connection in view the client session

  Hello

  We test see 3.1.2 in a small "lab scenario:

  1 view connection server (win2003 R2 SP2, 2 vCPU VM, 3 GB of RAM). No server replica or security.

  1 automated pool (3 VM, not persistent, linked clone)

  Reading documentation (http://www.vmware.com/pdf/view31_manual.pdf - page 33 to 36) and inspect the connections, we don't understand the customer to view (windows) connects to the server via http (s) connection. Then the server itself starts the RDP session to the virtual desktop VM (see Agent).

  Is there a way to configure the connection to the server to behave as a 'simple' - broker for connections (just able to check the credentials of the user and, on this basis, check the resources available) and then allow the client to direct connect vDesktop via RDP?

  The goal here is to lighten the load of the server, without losing the 'automated pool' features and benefits...

  Thank you.

  see this KB to know where to check.  He has changed since VDM.

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1007788

• Get the IP address of the client from the view

  I have a code that uses the API well established WTSQuerySessionInformation() (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa383838 (VS.85) .aspx) call, through the argument of WTSClientAddress, to retrieve the IP address of the client that is connected to an RDP session.

  When this code is executed in a View (on XP SP3) session, it still returns 127.0.0.1 rather than the IP address of the client that connects to the session of the view. If I disconnect the session View and reconnect to the same user via a console RDP session and then the IP address of the client is successfully returned. With the help of the WTSClientName argument to return customer name always returns the name of correct client that the session is connected via RDP or the customer to view.

  Anyone got any ideas how to retrieve the IP address of the client please? No doubt must be mailed to a community developer, but I can't find really relevant.

  What is happening because of the tunnel from the view, because only in tunnel mode, the RDP control connects to 127.0.0.1 (on the client side) and the socket connection then integrated on the remote side. Session information are filled with the information provided by the RDP client, where the difference.

  We intend to address this issue in a future version of VMware View by providing various information on the client address environment variables available in the RDP session, including the client's real IP, for example:

  ViewClient_Broker_DNS_Name = broker.foo.com

  ViewClient_Broker_Remote_IP_Address = 1.2.3.4

  ViewClient_Broker_Tunneled = false

  ViewClient_Broker_URL =https://broker.foo.com:443

  ViewClient_IP_Address = 5.6.7.8

  ViewClient_LoggedOn_Domainname = FOO

  ViewClient_LoggedOn_Username = user

  ViewClient_Machine_Domain = bar

  ViewClient_Machine_Name = baz

  ViewClient_MAC_Address=00-12-34-56-BE-EF

  ViewClient_Type = Windows

• Clients can't connect to the Adobe viewer today

  Is there a problem with the Adobe Viewer on iPad today? 2 our clients can't connect. They signed

  Thursday and today. My account works fine, but not new users.

  In the login message is like: "authentication failed".

  Need to respond soon, customers is pending.

  BR/H

  New users have not verified their new Adobe ID? Tell them to use these IDS to connect to acrobat.com. If they receive an e-mail message from Adobe, they should click on the link to check.

  Sent from my iPad

• How the VMware View client to its audio? PCoIP or UDP?

  Audio sent by stream UDP separated or is it hardcoded PCoIP?

  Just curious. In fact, I didn't get audio on the client for the iPad.

  It is at the same time.  PCoIP works on UDP and audio is in the stream of PCoIP.

  Larry B.

• I built a new system. Transferred to the hard drive and video card, but everything else is new. Restart Windows as it begins to start. I can get into safe mode and found event id 7026 and event id 7001 in the event viewer.

  As mentioned above, this is a new system, but with a more older IDE hard drive with windows xp pack 2 service (I think). When you first start, it says that windows is not stopped correctly and asks me to choose whether to start it normally or without failure or last known working configuration. When I choose to start windows normally, it will load up to a point. The screen of Windows Xp will come with the slide bar. It will then restart. When I choose to start in safe mode, a bunch of 32 file system scrolls upwards on the screen. I don't remember if it of normal or not. He takes over in SafeMode but. I went to the event viewer and got the following errors.

  Event type: error

  Event source: Service Control Manager

  Event category: no

  Event ID: 7026

  Date: 21/01/2011

  Duration: 01:18:54

  User: n/a

  Computer: CLEAR-ZONE of the

  Description:

  The next (s) starting or starting system could not load:

  AFD

  Avgldx86

  AvgMfx86

  Avgtdix

  FIPS

  IPSec

  MRxSmb

  NetBIOS

  NetBT

  Processor

  Rdbss

  Rdbss

  Tcpip

  For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

  Event type: error

  Event source: Service Control Manager

  Event category: no

  Event ID: 7001

  Date: 21/01/2011

  Duration: 01:18:54

  User: n/a

  Computer: CLEAR-ZONE of the

  Description:

  The IPSEC Services service depends on the IPSEC driver service which failed to start because of the following error:

  A device attached to the system does not work.

  For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

  Event type: error

  Event source: Service Control Manager

  Event category: no

  Event ID: 7001

  Date: 21/01/2011

  Duration: 01:18:54

  User: n/a

  Computer: CLEAR-ZONE of the

  Description:

  The Hello Service service depends on the service protocol driver TCP/IP which could not start due to the following error:

  A device attached to the system does not work.

  For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

  Event type: error

  Event source: Service Control Manager

  Event category: no

  Event ID: 7001

  Date: 21/01/2011

  Duration: 01:18:54

  User: n/a

  Computer: CLEAR-ZONE of the

  Description:

  TCP/IP NetBIOS assistance service depends on the AFD service which failed to start because of the following error:

  A device attached to the system does not work.

  For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

  Event type: error

  Event source: Service Control Manager

  Event category: no

  Event ID: 7001

  Date: 21/01/2011

  Duration: 01:18:54

  User: n/a

  Computer: CLEAR-ZONE of the

  Description:

  The DNS Client service depends on the service protocol driver TCP/IP which could not start due to the following error:

  A device attached to the system does not work.

  For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

  Event type: error

  Event source: Service Control Manager

  Event category: no

  Event ID: 7001

  Date: 21/01/2011

  Duration: 01:18:54

  User: n/a

  Computer: CLEAR-ZONE of the

  Description:

  The DNS Client service depends on the service protocol driver TCP/IP which could not start due to the following error:

  A device attached to the system does not work.

  For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

  I did find something online that contains all the system boot or start specific drivers. Windows and harddrive was working in another computer just before he was switched. Let me know if you need other information.

  Thank you.

  First of all you are missing probably a number of device drivers, particularly the network card driver and the driver of the motherboard.  Use your XP disk to perform a repair installation.  This should go a long way toward you're going to get.  If your new box has a driver disc that should help a lot.  You can't port XP perfectly the way you did.   It usually requires a repair installation to fix the hardware abstraction layer. Colin Barnhorst

• Netprotl-test turns to purpel after upgrading the client to v4.50

  We started to improve our BigBrother Client on servers of 4.20 to 4.50.

  But after that the new customer has started up 'netprotl' is still purpel.

  Servers using the 'old' version gives us a green screen.

  Netprotl looks like this Pentecost empty status for all * claimant - the same results for v.4.20 and v.4.50 but in 4.50 it will be after 30 min chang in purpel:

  Name ConnectionlessService GuaranteesDelivery status, SupportsBroadcasting SupportsEncryption
  False false true-false MSAFD Tcpip [TCP/IP] OK
  MSAFD Tcpip [UDP/IP] true false true OK false
  Fake fake OK of the true-false MSAFD Tcpip [TCP/IPv6]
  MSAFD Tcpip [UDP/IPv6] true false true OK false
  RSVP TCPv6 service provider false true false true
  True false true false RSVP TCP Service provider
  RSVP UDPv6 service provider true false true true
  True true false true RSVP UDP Service Provider
  Wrong wrong VMCI sockets DGRAM real fake OK
  Wrong wrong VMCI sockets true false STREAM OK

  What can we do about it?

  He gives us "noice" in our point of view bb2.htms.

  Furthermore, we are not really interested in seeing the results of netprotl at all since we have other people this part of monitoring servers.

  Hmm, found!

  Never seen before pulldownlist.

  But we had only to go to the party 'set test' in the client, choose netprotl and set it as 'Evergreen '.

  The new version had 'disable '.

• Windows 7 does not refresh the folder views

  I have the following problem:
  Windows 7 does not automatically refresh the folder view (until I have updated manually by pressing F5) after the following file operations:
  Create/delete/rename/move files or folders

  Final version of Windows 7 Professional, international English version. No upgrade, clean installation.

  It seems to me that it is a delay in my case: if I wait about 30 seconds, the updating is done automatically. There are shared folders on volume.

  I made the following points:
  -removed IconCache - did not help
  -Reset - folder views did not help
  -off to the discovery network and file sharing - did not help
  -Made a clean boot - did not help
  -a ran sfc - not found any violation
  -new user created account - did not help
  -updated the BIOS with the latest version - did not help
  -updated the VGA driver to the latest version - did not help
  -disabled the indexing of files - did not help
  -run Windows 7 Mode safe mode (without network): it seems that the problem does not occur

  I could be satisfied with Windows 7, but this question is terribly boring cause I work with a large number of files per day.

  Could someone help me?

  I had the same problem recently.  Here's what I discovered, FWIW:

  • After reading all of the above, it seems that, at the base, this is related to the shell of the user of Windows interface and how he tries to 'reach out' to other systems.  Fixes disable the Windows Client, disabling home groups, disable sharing of files, etc.
  • I discovered that I have the problem that in some folders.  For example, if I try to create a folder in the my DOCUMENTS folder, the problem occurs, but if I create the folder in a random folder on drive C: (e.g.. C:\MyTest), no problem!
  • I discovered that the folder appears finally - it takes 30 seconds. By pressing F5, I was "rush" of the process.  It also sounds like a kind of thing network client timeout.

  I wanted to start with the easiest, lowest impact.  It worked:

  • I opened the COMPUTER and removed a "network connection" that pointed to a server that is not currently available.

  That solved the problem completely.

  Dan Holme, Intelliem