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• Customer light HP t5325 doesn't work don't not with VMware View 5

  Hello

  I recently got a slim Pro HP t5325 customer for testing with VMware view 5. I ve the thin client to the latest firmware update:

  http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en & cc = us & prodTypeId = 12454 & prodSeriesId = 4063703 & prodNameId = 4063704 & swEnvOID = 4030 & swLang = 13 & mode = 2 & taskId = 135 & swItem = vc-99080-1)

  who has the view 4.6 customer and according to the VMware compatibility list:

  http://www.VMware.com/resources/compatibility/PDF/vi_view_guide.PDF

  It should work with view 5. But when I try to launch the client and connect to your desktop from view, he asks just a super quick message (which I don't see) and then it brands the "active" session, but it doesn't open anything . View 5 Client on my laptop works very well and I m able to access the same desktop VM.

  My current setup is:

  • vCenter server 5
  • ESXi5
  • VMware View 5

  What Miss me? Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you!

  David

  Hello

  I had the same problem this week. He is not related to view 5, same problem exists also with 4.6.

  The problem seems to be that when you try to open the connection, the client calls a /usr/bin/view_wrapper.sh script and this script does NOT run with user privileges? However, if you switch to admin and then open the connection this script works well. You can test it by opening the X terminal in the thin client, then the su user and try to run the script manually /usr/bin/view_wrapper.sh start at 0 and you will get a prompt for sudo.

  I tried to add the useraccount 'user' in/etc/sudoers and allow that user rights sudo for view_client and view_wrapper.sh programs. Did not help

  If you add the user 'user' to the root group, connection opens fine but then you let the open thin client for the standard user to mess with.

  Quite a bug in the software? They don't do any test before releasing these?

• With VMware View Server using LDAPS (port 636)

  I've been responsible for something that seems impossible/not supported.

  VMware View Server uses port 389 for LDAP.  My task is to do view to use instead the port 636 (LDAP over SSL).  The accusation is that the replicated servers in VMware View data not encrypted between other on port 389.

  So far in my quest, I did no progress in this project.  However, I was able to test that manual connections can now be performed (with ADSI Edit) with port port SSL 636 other replicated servers view.  Problem is that the view seems to have hard-coded to use port 389 and cannot be moved to use LDAPS.

  There are instructions to do something like this in vCenter (http://www.vstable.com/2012/01/27/vcenter-5-active-directory-web-services-error-1209/) (Security Virtual Lab: & amp; nbsp;) Architecture - Blog - proSauce), but nothing related to the sight of the surfaces in a Google search.

  Someone at - it have a Yes or whinny if possible?

  EDIT: Moved to the correct community.

  It is not easy being responsible for something impossible!

  Connection view servers have an AD LDS instance, and replication between servers using the AD LDS replication. This is a replication mechanism secure by using the replication RPC, LDAP and Kerberos and secure without having to implement LDAP over SSL on 636.

  The articles you refer to are actually on the definition of a port number unused LDAPS access of Web Active Directory Services with vCenter Server to get rid of an event without danger. It does nothing to do with replication between LDAP servers. View prevents remote access Active Directory Web services anyway with a specific firewall rule so that remote users have no access to it.

  The only reason why you can use LDAPS with AD LDS is if you support simple LDAP connections. The use of SSL would mean that the simple bind passwords are not sent in the clear. In the case of the view, simple LDAP connections are not enabled in any case.

  In summary, what you're trying to do is useless.

  Mark

• 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

• Native integration with VMware View

  I'm evaluating the access (without client) browser based virtual destops with Ericom AccessNow for VMware View software.

  Please find diagram of connection planned for use in the attached file.

  Does anyone has tried to do already?

  What is the best practice to integrate native and VMware View?

  Where can I find the rules of firewall used in the integration of product?

  Are there security issues with access by browser-based virtual desktops?

  Thank you much in advance.

  In general, we do not see a lot of native discussion here, so maybe this isn't the best place for this post.   You can try this http://communities.vmware.com/people/AdamG53 guy has sent a private message because he used to work for the natives.   I have not seen him active lately, so I don't know if it meets or not.

• Discover the virtual machine with VMware View 4.5.  "That underlies the virtual machine is not available.

  I have installed the following to an ESX 4.1 server:

  -VMware View connection server (Server 2008 R2 Ent)

  -V - Center (Server 2003 Std)

  Install the VMware Client with Local Mode 4.5 to a laptop

  Installed VMware Agent to a Windows XP and Win7 is a guest vm on the ESX Server.

  I can connet with success both of these machines.

  When I try to extract either of these machines, I get the error message after 2% saying, "underlying this desktop virtual machine is unavailable.

  

  Can someone tell what to do to solve this problem?  I can't find anything so far for this error.

  Thank you

  Did you install and configure a forwarding server?

  -Mike

• Error with Vmware View Client conencting

  Hi guys

  Software

  See 3.1.2

  VMware View 3.1.2

  See Agent 3.1.2

  I created an individual office.

  Windows XP SP3 virtual MACHINE, I've enabled RDP (Remote Desktop) and added to the domain users group access to

  This virtual machine.

  Now I use the test account that is part of the domain users.

  I opened Vmware View Client I get the WinXP which has the right to the domain users but when I click on connect

  I get this error

  Error when using Vmware View Client 3.1.2

  ""This Office is currently not available. " "Please, try to connect to this desktop computer later, or contact your system administrator.

  This is linked with the permissions?

  check the fixing

  Thank you very much

  Make sure that the Windows Firewall is disabled really. Allowed, start, stop and then turn it off again.

  The view Agent starts the firewall service (even if it has been disabled) to add a firewall rule for RDP. The sequence above should ensure that really, he is arrested.

  Mike

• Samsung NC-240 - Windows 7 with VMware View connection problem

  Hi all

  My Samsung NC-240 is set to connect to my server VMware View Connection Manager. I can connect to one of my Windows XP via PCoIP or RDP virtual desktop very well, but I can't connect to my virtual Windows 7 desktop. Whenever I try to connect, it will be wrong and tell them "Session Lost!"

  Research in the NC-240 event log, I see the following:

  11 d, 00:01:09.260 > ready to connect to the host

  11 d, 00:01:21.990 > connection to the host (10.3.70.110, 00-00-00-00-00-00)

  11 d, 00:01:22.020 > using resolution 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz on DVI port 0

  11 d, 00:01:22.150 > CONNECTED (10.3.70.110, 00-00-00-00-00-00)

  11 d, 00:01:22.160 > receiving power state updated: S0

  11 d, 00:01:22.960 > CURRENT SESSION

  11 d, 00:01:23.600 > (MGMT_RDP): invalid capability length (20)

  11 d, 00:01:23.600 > connection down (RDP protocol error detected)

  11 d, 00:01:23.680 > lost Session!

  11 d, 00:01:23.680 > (MGMT_RDP): INIT: received unknown event 0 x 20!

  Here is the information of the current version of my NC-240:

  Part number of the firmware: FW010034

  Hardware version:

  Firmware Version: 3.0

  Firmware Build ID: v250

  Firmware version Date: December 7, 2009 15:55:15

  PCoIP processor revision: 1.0

  Bootloader Version: 2.1

  Bootloader version identifier: v163

  Bootloader Build Date: August 28, 2008 16:56:13

  Here is the information of the current version of my Agent and VMware View VCM:

  VMware View 4.0.0 - 210939

  I appreciate any input.

  Thank you

  Sang A

  I think it's the same than P20 then try wyse page

• With VMware View can use persistent disks and roaming profiles together

  Site already has XP roaming profiles configuration and are again VDI Win7 so new profiles (username.v2) will be created anyway. However, I want to continue to use roaming profiles, hosted on a server so that the data is replicated and backed up. (redundant solutions already in place) Initially while we configure persistent discs and the VDI will be not synchronize with the roaming profile on D:\   I confirmed that my roaming profiles work very well on a physical system running Win7, but problems with the VDI. I was wondering if I can get them in sync in the current configuration, or if I should scrap the drive persistent in a way that the data will be all stay and synchronize on roaming profile constantly even if I refresh or update my Golden VDI image?

  Hi, welcome in the community

  If you want to use your existing installation of roaming profile, then the best option is do not use "persistent" disk configuration Redirect to drive persistent static and it brings the use of extra storage.

  While commissioning a desk with persistent disk pool, view and changes the path of the user in HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Profile profile list to the D drive.  This may conflict with your roaming profile configuration. To confirm that, in the physical machine, change string values "Default", 'Profile directory' and 'Public' in the list of profiles registry which refers to a new path.

  > If I should scrap the persistent drive in a way that the data will be all remain and synchronize with roaming profile constantly even if I refresh or update my Golden VDI image?

  Yes, it could be a convenient option for you. Deploy pools dedicated without redirection of the user's data

• Deployment with VMware View streaming

  Hi guys,.

  I have a Thinapp application I restricted to a group of users. I have it assigned to a pool with the type of installation as "Streaming".

  The application is deployed, even for users that are not allowed, but when an unauthorized user clicked received a message saying "Permission denied" what is normal.

  So here are my questions:

  -Is the application deployed only when the user opens a session on the desktop? Or is she deployed just after it has been assigned to a pool or an office? At first glance, it seems that the application is deployed only when a user opens a session.

  -Why the application is deployed to even for unauthorized users? Is seen to deploy thinapps with the default /keepunauthorized setting? Or is it because the deployment runs on computers and users, no? If that normal behavior, it sucks. I'll have to use thinreg that represents a considerable burden in my VDI environment (well, that I can still install the thinapp SDK in the statue of gold...).

  Thanks for your answers,

  tllp

  View Agent queries View manager and get new rights ThinApp. Not sure on the default plan though... If the ThinApps are delivered not only when connecting.

  From the View Manager is supported only by payments of pool or office is wide right machine. He cares about the privileges of the user. Since the display manager and he enjoys a support of ThinApp is treated with view team I would ask you to direct any comments to view community.

  Most of the clients by using view large scale use ThinApp SDK or thinreg.exe. Reason is true based right user...

• A local user account can be used with VMware View?

  I have a bit of a unique situation.  I virtualized PC (off the field) which is basically a controller or a big machine.  To run the software from the vendor, the local user account is required.

  Unfortunately, it doesn't allow a local user account to add to the display manager.  Am I missing something, or is it just not possible?

  Thank you!

  As said Mark, you can disable Single Sign-on on the desktop so that after you authenticate to view (it must be a domain user) you can then enter any identifying information that you have on the desktop itself.

  Policy details are in 5.1 Administrator's Guide Page 163 views and politics is titled AllowSingleSignon:

  http://pubs.VMware.com/view-51/topic/com.VMware.ICbase/PDF/view-51-administration.PDF

  You will be able also a step further. After that you disabled SSO on the desktop, you can configure kiosk in view mode that the client used to connect to this desktop computer (if you are using only a single customer) would link up to this office automatically and then the user would simply see the Windows login prompt and be able to authenticate locally.

• Can I use a CD player or DVD with VMware View Desktops?

  We wanted to enable our teachers the ability to play DVDs in the classroom. We use PCoIP and not RDP. We do not want to use the USB. Is the only solution to virutal cd\dvd mount?

  You must use USB keys or virtual media as you said. Local disks will not pass through the client view, assuming that the solution that you want to use is seen on a desktop PC using the CD/DVD room.

  If you use zero clients, here is a list of tested by Teradici drives: http://techsupport.teradici.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=15164&task=knowledge&questionID=566

• With VMware View Certificate error

  Hello

  I have a display environment and when I try to connect me to view security server I got the following error:

  View the connection to the authentication server failed. The tunnel server handed a certificate that does not correspond to the expected certificate.

  I check the View Client logs (debug.txt which I enclose you) and it seems to be a different certificate so I could not affermirai connection, anyone know how to change the certificate to display in my office?

  Thank you.

  This KB, you should get repaired once you can connect to the ADSI edit tool.

  Make sure that when you connect that you explicitly set the server that you connect to localhost. Let autodetect is connected to one of your AD controllers instead of the AD LDS to view instance.

• Map: a USB in VMware View Client

  Hello

  I am new to VMware and I want to use a feature. A physical machine, I connect to a virtual with VMware View Client skyline. I want to map (or redirect, or another alternative definition), a physical USB of my physical PC into virtual.

  How can I handle this?

  In Vmware View client, I in the upper part, a tab with USB connection, and it says "USB redirection is not available.

  Director of VMware View, group policies and settings are configured to allow the USB connection. Nevertheless, it doesen't work. physical USB to the PC, does not appear in the Virtual PC.

  What can we do?

  Thank you

  those install newspapers look to be on the client machine, rather than agent - so that they don't help us here.

  the problem is clearly that the part is not happy - you reason with the log lines, that you highlight. and, since the Device Manager, it looks like it is unhappy with several of the 'virtual' pilots he tried to install it.

  Was it a win7 'clean' installation of comments, on which you have installed the Agent discovered - or he previously had an agent installed that you upgrade?

  the problem is certainly part, and you should not see the triangles of signs in Device Manager. Maybe you can try to remove the agent and re install.

  see you soon

  peterB

• VMware VI3, VMware View with Novell eDirectory integration

  Hello

  We are a COMPUTER consulting company and we have a lot of colleges and universities using Novell looking at VMware VI3 and VMware VIew.

  (1) for VMware VI3 tabs of permissions must be able to connect to an LDAP server to Active Directory only.

  (2) for VMware VIew 3, the VMware Agent should be integrated into the Novell Client for Windows...

  We did a little proof of concept with VMware View, and each time that the Novell Client are causing a lot of problems with VMware View Agent. It's bad because these 2 projects has been more than 10000 thin clients. They decided to Citrix XenDesktop used instead.

  It'll be great if you can built your product with the architecture of Novell.

  Best regards

  Eric Champagne

  IT Director

  Adaris Technologies / www.adaris.ca

  Yes, it would be nice

  a question: you say that a decision was made to use XenDesktop: are you still using VMware VI3? or XenServer?

  Jose