Thin client HP t5135 VDI / configuration of VMWare View

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• Is it possible to remove the disposable disc to a pool configuration in VMware View?

  I would like to remove the option of disposable disc several persistent pools in VMware View Horizon 5.3.1 (where virtual machines are already using disposable disks); However, there doesn't seem to be a way to do this in the options of the pool. Is it possible to remove the disk otherwise option or should I remove the old pool and create a completely new without this option enabled?

  I used disposable disk option seems to be to save storage space, but I discovered that disposable disks have been updated only when displaying launched a turning off the virtual machines in the pool (which never happens). I thought that disposable records updated each time that a client shutdown/restarted the VM... but which is not the case. Given this information, I would like to stop using disposable disks as they really may not confer any advantage the way our persistent virtual machines are configured.

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  OK, you're right... only the drive letter customization is allowed.

  Now to answer your question, the one and only formally is to remove the pool by archiving all disks persistent (user data disk), and then create a pool with the same name (but without SDS).

  In addition, select all the archived UDD and then click on, "recreate". All new desktop computers will be recreated with the new spec,

  Another way (not officially committed / not sure of its effects)

  EAP-SVIVmPersistentDiskSpec entry will be there to ADAM OR = database server groups (VMware KB: connecting to the Database View ADAM)

  This entry will be there for disposable system that has a parameter "DiskUsage is SystemDisposable".

  Upron deleting the corresponding entry * may * end configuring don't not the SSD for the supply of others.

• Need help... SSO configuration with vmware view

  Hi team,

  I'm under vmware view 5.1.2. I would like to configure SINGLE sign-on can we avoid to connect computers to office twice. But I'm really confused here in the configuration of SSO given that no official no documents for this.can a help me on this

  2. don't have us install and configure SSO on the remote machine where we have installed the vmware view client?

  or this sso must be installed on individual workstations?

  3. can I use vmware sso that comes with vcenter 5.1 for this set up?

  any help would be appreciated

  Kind regards

  Shan

  N ° you must install anything on virtual desktops other than the Agent of the view. This gives view SSO.

  You can talk about vCenter SSO who is not related to the PSO from view.

  To display, you must only install the software referenced in the view installation guide.

  Mark

• The simplest configuration of vmware view?

  Good evening

  We have a small project with 5 desktop computers (= Users) and we think that it would be a good place to test VMware View.

  Unfortunately, it seems that we must implement the 4 servers to serve 5 customers:

  • See connection to the server
    
  • VMWare vCenter Server with View Composer
    
  • ESX Server
    
  • View transfer server
    

  What is the most simple and functional solution for VMware View with 5 users?

  The only software they use is a simple accounting tool that works very well with 100 k of memory...

  We hope that we can install a simple solution like this:

  HP (server) hardware with:

  • ESX Server with:
    
    • 1 x Windows 2008 R2 with Active Directory and the file server
      
    • 1 x Windows 2008 R2 with VMWare View to serve the 5 office users
      

  Unfortunately, there are no pre-sales VMware does support form / email (we hope that there is a customer support).

  Therefore, it would be great if someone can help us to answer this question.

  Thank you very much in advance,

  Kind regards

  Thomas

  I also wonder how this bake-off will go. I hope that the victories of view! In order to achieve this please take a good look at the documentation of the view. I also highly recommend that you take a look at the guide to optimize Windows 7 to see: http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/VMware-View-OptimizationGuideWindows7-EN.pdf

  This will show you how to build a good image of Win 7 basis for review. Also note that it is strongly recommended that you build your base images starting from zero and NOT P2V them. You can quickly and easily build images for operating systems Windows using MDT 2010 update 1. This tool is free and is Microsoft. I strongly recommend that you take a look. In addition, many optimizations for Win7 and view are also good for use with Xen. Good luck.

• Wyse thin client: autostart and full screen

  I'm testing a wyse computer V10 Thinclient (6.3.0_12) with our Infrastructure perspective (3.0.1 build-142034). There are two problems I couldn't solve:

  • How to configure the session of 'full screen '? I tried fullscreen = yes in the wnos.ini, but this makes no difference, I still see the wyse "taskbar" on the bottom.

  • How to configure a start of the connection. Now I see my inventory on the desktop to wyse as icons, but I want one of them starts automatically.

  I found some discussions on similar problems, but no resolution.

  Daniel

  If you follow one of these two steps the WYSE thin client will inherent parameters. He does not receive the settings for connections from ini files. He gets the parameters of the broker using our API.  There is nothing there, on the next, WYSE thin client make sure that the connection broker View Manager is configured, which can be done manually, using DHCP options or management of WYSE software. If this is the case, the devices wil inherent of the user or the GPO settings when using logs, launch your default desktop, full-screen if configured.

  You have the broker actually part, which is why the option full screen is grayed out, it has recived the default settings of the broker.

  WP

• Unable to connect to the host via VMWare View Security Server 4

  I have installed and configured the VMWare View connection server and can connect to the virtual machine (Windows XP Pro) shareed via the customer to view without a problem. The problem Im having is that I have configured the Security server in my zone demilitarized and authorized the appropriate DMZ ports and the port 80 and 443 to the outside on my DMZ. Access the public URL and he invites me to authenticate what I do and it then publishes my office pool. I click to connect to the shared pool and it says connection for about 5 drops of s and then just my connection. Now, if I go to my security on my DMZ server, I can connect to the thin desktop via RDP.

  Thank you

  eeg3 is correct if you have a direct connection enabled on the broker for connections paired with security server then you would be forced to open 3389 to the outside world since the workstations would try to connect directly to the desktop.    The right way to go forward is to create the replica with disabled direct connection and combine security with this box server.

  If you have found this device or any other useful post please consider the use of buttons useful/correct to award points

• The installation of VMWare View Server program

  Hello

  I have a solution of ESXi, vSphere 5 where I host all my virtual servers with a virtual vCenter Management Standard.  I'm working on that I need for a configuration of VMWare View and I was hoping someone here could help me.

  I have 12 physical blades to host my VMWare View solution (according to the calculations of number of jobs) and I have VMWare View Bundle licenses.

  Ive been reading through the notes and he says that this set comes with an edition of vCenter.

  A few questions:

  My existing vCenter instance should be used to manage the VMWare View host or do I need to install a separate instance of vCenter VMWare View and use the license in the bundle?

  I guess I should install ESXi instances in the beam that will allow me to supply only desktop computers?

  If I have servers connection and composer, should they be hosted in Clusters VMWare View or the cluster of servers existing vsphere 5?

  If this is the case, I also have a question about the network configuration.  When I install the ESXi for VMWare View, will I still have a requirement for a management console, the vmkernel, and the 'Front End' (for users IP address) vnic to the vswitch?

  Another question about the round rbin DNS.  I try to also install Connection 2 and 2 servers of composer whose load is balanced.  Anyone has any info on setting up of Robin DNS?

  Thank you very much

  We use a 6 with network storage based physical NETWORK adapter configuration.

  You will have a default port for management.  vMotion is split to its own IP address, and these two vmkernel ports are on the same vSwitch, with natachasery used by one and waiting for the other.

  iSCSI must be separated from its own vSwitch and pair of NICs as well supported by linked vmkernel ports for redundancy and load balancing.

  This leaves at least another vSwitch and pair of natachasery to the actual traffic of vm.

  -KjB

  Post edited by: kjb007: said vSwitch

• VMware View, step by step/documentation to create and distribute virtual jobs guide

  Hello

  Can someone help me with a guide or documentation where I can follow to create and distribute desktop with Vmware view

  Rgds

  RXj

  In my view, it is interesting for you:

  VMware View 4 QuickStart series part 1: install and configure

  VMware View 4 QuickStart series part 2: desktop management

• Thin Client configuration documentation?

  I have searched the VMWare Web site, lived my administration guides, etc... but don't found no link to the effective documentation for creating connections for Thin Clients.  I see light client equipment compatibility Guide everywhere... but no information on how to connect them to my VMWare View VDIs.  Can someone point me to the documentation?

  What is my goal... I want that my Dell FX160 customer light to start, what he does with Windows XPe and then connect immediately (without prompting) to a Virtual Machine... keep this active link and allowing users to log on / off power if necessary.  It is a medical environment, where there are many many users by Virtual Office...

  All documentation that will help me in this way is appreciated...

  Hiya,

  You must install the latest VMware View Client (now it is 3.0.1) you're XPF to the device. Log in as an administrator and install View Client. Create two scripts in XPe.

  Create a file view.cmd with the following text.

  off @echo : View "C:\Program View\Client\bin\wswc.exe VMware." GoTo view

  Place it wherever you like, for example c:\BatchFiles

  Create a view.vbs script with the following in it. Place it where you like C:\BatchFiles for example.

  Set WshShell = CreateObject ("WScript.Shell") Chr (34) WshShell.Run "C:\BatchFiles\view.cmd" & Chr (34), 0 Set WshShell = Nothing

  Open Regedit and go to;

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon

  Change the Shell to explorer.exe to the new path of shell and Windows script command, for example wscript c:\BatchFiles\view.vbs

  The above code was published on the website of VMware view Blog to

  http://blogs.VMware.com/view/2009/02/VMware-view-client-as-a-shell-for-XPe-and-XP-Pro-clients.html

• XP SP3 causes BSOD during the passage of the WYSE Thin Client session to session VMware VDM Web Access

  Hello

  For our VDI environment, we use both clients Wyse thin (Thin OS 6.2.0_16) and VMware VDM Web Access to access Windows XP virtual machines that are available through the VMware VDM connection server. The connection and the agent server is at version 2.1.1 build-663. We run ESX 3.5 and Virtual Center 2.5 times with update 3.

  The issue I'm having is once a Windows XP SP2 virtual computer has been upgraded to SP3 will be blue screen when I try to access it for the Wyse terminal after his last accessed from VMware VDM Web Access. Order real to get there would be to access the VM SP3 from the Wyse Terminal, then go VDM Web access, and then again from the Wyse Terminal and it will have a blue screen. Disconnect or disconnect makes a difference. I'm curious to see if anyone else has this problem. I enclose the capture of blue screen and the mini dump file. If you need more information please let me know.

  Thanks for your help!

  -Pete

  Hi Peter,.

  The root cause of the problem is change colordepth of 15 bits to 16 bits. Let me explain the cause of the problem.

  -Connection of the terminal WYSE in a VM XP - effective colordepth in the RDP session = 15 bits

  -Access Web VDM from PC connection (I guess) - effective in the RDP session colordepth = 16 bits.

  -The switch back to results WYSE Thin Client = 15 new bits

  This actually switch between colordepth 15 bits to 16 bits and viseversa result BSOD.

  Thank you to use DesktopColorDepth = 16 RGB565 = Yes command in your wnos.ini and try to place this order through brokers VDM. It should solve the problem.

  Thank you

  Blanchon

• W7 64 bit VMWare View client do not connect with VDI

  Hi guys, I installed the x 64 client vmware view on a W7, and I'm not trying to connect to a VDI from him. When I try to open the connection with the view server I have the following error

  "vmware client view server returned an invalid or unrecognized response".

  I took a quick glance to vmware \AppData\Local\VMware\VDM\log files and I saw the following error codes

  2012-12-27 09:43:58, 936 DEBUG < MessageFrameWorkDispatch > [wswc_http] ErrorCode WININET is 12152

  Anyone know why this error occurs for the 64-bit client?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello..

  Yes! You can.

  This is for you - compatibility matrix

  http://pubs.VMware.com/view-50/index.jsp?topic=/com.VMware.view.upgrade.doc/GUID-E9BB81A4-1054-4BBB-A43B-CB60A6EF909E.html

  Concerning

  Faisal

• VMware View 4.5 supported Thin Clients

  Does anyone know if VMware maintains a list of clients from different vendors that support view 4.5? If this isn't the case, I would be happy to hear what you use thin clients.

  Thank you!

  There was once a pdf version, but it is now part of the HCL

  http://www.VMware.com/support/pubs/view_pubs.html

• How to configure the mode of kiosh for thin clients on windows server 2008

  I have an eight Thin Clients who will use RDP to access (Terminal Server Services) Remote Desktop Services on a Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard. I would like to set up a group of users for these Thin Clients to be in a mode Kiosh so that they have very limited capabilities, can not download and run anything, unable to save anything in the computer except on the desktop and when they log off and back on everything, they had disappeared because the mandatory profile is loaded again.

  I'll have another group that more access is needed.

  Kiosk.

  Post in the Windows Server Forums:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer/

• VMware VDI vs VMware View Horizon?

  Hi all

  This should be easy for you, the gurus of VMware

  I have a requirement to expand a network of a single
  location central out for a large company and I am looking to use Thin
  Customers in the new corporate reach in a VMware VDI environment offices
  in the center of data centralized where we already have a full blown 5 of Vsphere
  environment for our servers.

  I was originally looking for VMware VDI via VDA (http://download3.vmware.com/demos/vdi/)
  and was sold on the idea that it would be a good choice given the WAN
  traffic to the Thin Client workstations based on RDP/PCoIP and so
  not particularly heavy.

  However since then looked back to VMWare View and this
  seeks to do the same thing that the VDI put in place and seems to have much more
  information about this.

  I first thought that VMware View Horizon set caching of desktop
  locally (as for a profile of the end user on the WAN) has no sound
  too good to the traffic congestion, etc. so I rejected directly at the exit!

  Can someone tell me if the VDI via the VDA solution has been replaced
  VMware View Horizon? And if so point me a definitive guide for VMware View

  Thanks in advance

  David

  Network humble himself in VMware engineer!

  The link in your feed was on VDM 2.0 which was the first iteration of VMware VDI market.    The most recent is VMware view Horizon which can be found here, Horizon of VMware View (formerly VMware View) (VDI) Virtual Desktop Manager | United States of America.     There is a lot of information on this page that you can see and if you have any questions please do not hesitate to post them in this forum.

• Zero Client vs. Thin Client

  I spent days trying to figure why my USB printers randomly stop working with my Zero Client/Linked Clones. I support the case open with VMware and Teradici. Anyway, as I continue to troubleshoot, I started to wonder, would I have the same problem if I was using a thin Client. It really makes me think, so I decided to make this post.

  I would ask you all, who is using zero Clients, that is using thin Clients (which models) and why?

  In my case, I'll settle for those using Zero Clients and Thin Clients that support PCoIP hear and I would like to exclude things like VDI Blaster and all types of jobs reallocated.

  I'm curious about the advantages/disadvantages of each.

  Thank you

  Mike

  I have two scripts VBS permanently running, one as an administrator and the other as the user.  The admin script periodically stop the spooler service deletes the spooler files (if they are old) and then restarts the service.  In our environment, all local USB printers are printers Dell.  The second script (which runs under the logged in user) periodically checks to make sure that the default printer is correct (ensuring that it's Dell). If a user moves from one client to another (where the default printer may need to be different), the script will change the default printer.

  If you are good with scripts, you should be able to adapt to your environment.  Otherwise PM me and I can help you.

  https://github.com/jftuga/VMware/tree/master/vmware_view_zero-client_printing

  -John