VmWare View and working group

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• VMware View and MS Windows 7 License Manager

  I'm looking to install VMware View and use Windows 7 Ent or

  Pro as the guest operating system.

  What are the Microsoft Licensing options?

  Is the use of a server KMS, the best solution, or should I just

  use a key in the specification of customization, as I did with Windows XP?

  If you have a deployment of medium to high, I suggest to use a KMS server to validate the license. If you enter your MAK license and deploy several pools or in the pool even over and over again. each time Windows will activate using a new MAK license until they are all exhausted.

  I just went through an installation of KMS server, and I have to say was one of install it more simple I've ever done.

  Here are some links to help:

  http://www.toddlamothe.com/deployment/Office-2010-KMS-host-server.htm

  http://www.toddlamothe.com/Windows/setting-KMS-server.htm

  Mike...  VM, virtually!

• Differences between VMware View and View Manager

  Hi all.

  What are the differences between VMware View and View Manager?

  Thanks in advance.

  Sincerely,

  Jean-Philippe

  The view administrator is the real View Manager administrator interface component.

  WP

• 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!

• VMware View - RDP works, PCoIP mit error

  HI Leute

  ICH habe bei meiner VMware View Architektur das problem, dass ich beim Verbinden uber den View Client nur das Protokoll RDP use kann. DAS will work wunderbar. As soon as ich aber das PCoIP Protokoll auswahle, kommt also Fehlermeldung beim Verbinden:

  Dieser Office steht zurzeit nicht available. Try later Rubis, eine connection Sie mit diesem herzustellen office, oder wenden Sie sich an your Systemadministrator.

  ICH use VMware View 4.6, mit zugehorigem vCenter Server und connection to the server. Alles ist auf dem could Stand. Am is nicht mit einem Security Server. Lafut're too im trainee alles Moment.

  Die virtuellen Maschinen, die ich mich verbinden laufen auf mit Win 7 x 64

  Hat eine idea, wo yesterday someone das problem konnte liegen? Habe ich vergessen oder please konfiguriert something?

  ICH würde mich freuen, wenn einen Losungsansatz had someone.

  Grüße

  Bopa

  OK, so I ran it through a translator and got the below.

  People in the back, I have the problem with my VMware View architecture that I can use the minutes RDP with the connection by the Client to view only. Will work wonderfully. As soon as I select the PCoIP minutes however, the following error message is delivered with connection: this office is not available at the present time. Try again later connection with this desktop computer or contact your system administrator. I use VMware View 4.6 with partner vCenter server and connecting to the server. Everything is on the latest terms. I'm not however with a security server. It lafut so for now everything in-house. Virtual machines, on which I connect run me with Win 7 x 64 does anyone have an idea, the problem could lie where here? A I forgot something or configured incorrectly? I would be happy, if someone had a solution. Greetings

  So, it sounds like RDP works but you are having problems with PCOIP and everything is internal.    Have you checked that PCOIP is not blocked by any firewall?  It uses the port 4172 so make sure that you unlock that.    Also is this a problem with this particular machine or all of your machines?

• VMware View and vSphere/ESX4

  I never tested with VMware View in any installation ESX so please forgive my ignorance on the subject.

  What I've read, I know that VMware View is not currently supported under vSphere but it should be later in the year.

  My question is: is it possible to run VMware View in vSphere/ESX4 and y at - it not crash you have experienced? I have a few clients who want to start a project with the product, but I'm tired to sell it to them without knowing if it is possible to run in vSphere or not.

  As I understand it, VMware View is just a series of virtual machines (View Manager for the management) and several other virtual machines for delivery of operating system invited to end users, so I think its possible to run, just not supported.

  Can anyone shed some light on this for me? Thank you.

  jjohnston1127 wrote:

  Thanks for the reply.

  Exactly how desktop computers are delivered to the end user? They give you a connection with the VI Client to vCenter and displays the available machines, they control?

  Display Client, Thin Client or View Portal (browser). Basically, we use RDP as the main Protocol for now (PCoverIP is the slate and many talked of the future Protocol). In simple terms, us tie in with the AD. The user connects by using one of the methods mentioned. The broker for connections check the user/pass, see what desktop computers - if any - they have right to and presents this list to the user. The user selects and then, if the SSO is enabled, records in their office environment. They have several desktop computers and screens (up to 4) if necessary.

  When the view is supported for vSphere and released, you know / think it will be difficult to migrate from individual offices shared through the clones related, or computers is - same not possible?

  God I hope not. For now, I have no idea, but I imagine they would create some sort of upgrade. View Manager is nothing else than a web application.

  I'm sure I think other issues later, but I can review the product documentation to answer most of them. I wanted to just grab a little better quickly because I have an appointment in an hour or two with a client

  Documentation has made a huge difference and give you a better idea of how this works.

  You want to make a difference in the future of VMware products? Feature to ask your ideas ( http://www.vmware.com/support/policies/feature.html )!

• Network - NetBIOS and working group

  Hello.

  Sorry if it's a little silly question, but I'm not very good with computers and just had a question about something. I get the fact that the NetBIOS name is generated on random based on the name of my laptop, but the fact in the "WORKING group" which means I'm connect to something or offers other computers to share files and so on, on with myself?
  

  It is only used if you file sharing with Windows machines.

  OS X Yosemite: set up a Mac to share files with Windows users

• Lost computer internet wired host and work group

  Wired desktop host XP Home Edition has lost internet connection on a network shared with win 7 laptop wireless. Laptop computer has the internet connection on shared network, but do not pick up the host.  Only picks up residential and d-link bridge.  Host not to pick up cell phone, or a residential gateway.  Cannot reconnect because the TCP/IP settings are incorrect.  LAN and 1394 are send but not receive.  How can I restore internet on the host and the two working group? Working group name is always on both computers. Do I need to set up a new network and the Working Group?

  Thank you

  kbp

  Thank you my computer guy came and fixed it.

• VMware View and Outlook 2007 advice please

  Hello

  We lack of Vmware view, a single master with ~ 20 linked clones. I have two questions by email:

  Microsoft recommends that Outlook 2007 is running in cached mode, but is there an advantage to running customer reviews in cached mode? In my experience, the client goes into maintenance mode when the user disconnects, and seems to be regenerated each time.

  I would like to change the default Outlook settings (address book, options, etc) but I don't see how to do on the 'master' for all users - is possible to do?

  Thank you very much

  A

  You mention that you use linked clones. Given that, my opinion is that you absolutely don't want to use mode cached for the following reasons:

  1. the cached copy of the mailbox of the user will be (probably significantly) increase the size of the system disks in your virtual machine and your drive of the user's data (if you use them). This isn't a good use of the disc in my opinion and you be essentially double your Exchange storage needs.

  2. cached mode is a great strategy for WAN needs or for overcrowded overexploited mailbox servers. If your script does not match one of these then most likely, you can't all the performance improvements implemented cache mode can provide. Most likely your virtual office computer is sitting on the same DC/LAN, and you have several gigabit connectivity for your ESX servers.

  3. again, depending on how you manage your drive/user data user profiles you can be place your copy cached on the system disk. If so, this will make powerful capabilities such as Refresh and recompose less useful whenever you make a recreation of the copy cached in the mailbox.

  4. If you use a redirection of folder/roaming profile with cached mode, you do not want to be put the cached copy of the mailbox on a network share that predisposes so you in the solution of disk for user data. I prefer a real profile with approach of redirection of roaming folder for various reasons, most of them associated with management.

  5. the question of the interview you mentioned, which is related to the updated copy cached is not closed to the shutdown/logoff. Do away with the cached mode will fix this but also make sure you have Service Pack 2 for Office 2007 is installed. There are significant fixed Outlook and improvements in performance in there.

  6 cached mode can create problems with different search engines that seem to be fashionable these days. All of them want to index the updated copy cached and that they support each other or play nice, it has a negative impact on the performance of Outlook. They can also contribute to #5 above.

  There are others, but that's what I have on the top of my head right now.

  Todd Miller

  V.P., CTO

  John Drake & Associates

• VMware View and static macaddress

  Hi guys,.

  I am interesting to deploy a new swimming pool in my VMware View, but by the demands of the deparment I need to deploy the same MacAddress whenever I do a new recompose, have you any idea to do this?

  reggards!

  dohkogt

  Hi dogkogt,

  Virtual machines in the pool will keep their MAC for recompose if they are assigned to a user. Only unaffected VMs will get a new.

  Kind regards

  Tim

• Support of VMware View and Webcam in Horizon?

  Hello people, once again

  I saw this more recent article which explains that Webcams are not supported in views including 5.1.x.

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 1003777

  Just want to confirm if she would be considered in the view 5.2 Horizon?

  I don't see mention in What's New.  This should be a no.

  http://www.VMware.com/products/view/features.html

  Thank you

  romatlo

  Blogs are correct and it clearly states that the voice is not supported with Lync 2010:

  «.. . users will have access to features such as presence, instant messaging, sharing application, online meetings and sharing whiteboards and PowerPoint presentations.  "Other features such as VoIP calls are not available until a Lync client is matched with a USB IP desktop phone"

  Lync 2013 will have support for voice and video, but only on certain client platforms.

  Linjo

• VMware View and NT4 domain

  Please could someone possibly confim if it is possible to get the view upward and execution in a NT4 domain I see the documentation says that it requires the AD but I'm hoping that this is not true.

  Thank you

  No, think the documentation, he needs to AD.

• Desktop computer and the creation of VMware View pools

  I tested VMware view in a lab and got stuck on the addition of a pool of offices.  I have followed the guide "Getting started with VMware View" and encountered no errors up to this point.  I have a Windows XP VM and cloned it to a model.  I'm on the "Parent VM" section in the "Add Desktop" Wizard, but I don't seem to have an option to choose.  It displays my data center, but it is grayed out, so there is nothing to select.  I also noticed a note in the Parent virtual machine window saying that all VM at least one software component plug-in is filtered from the list.  I went back to the VC server and created a wink, but I don't see an option in the window.  Am I missing a step somewhere?

  On the assumption that youv'e ' e ' ipconfig/release', turning the machine off and then taken the snapshot--master

  If it is just a superstition of the mine, if you have tried everything else, try turning it back on the basic machine (master), after creating the snapshot.

  Thank you

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• VMware View - provisioning question of desktop computers

  I'm new to VMware View and just build a my QA cluster environment.  I have installed/configured view administrator on a dedicated virtual machine and installed/configured on my server vCenter composer.  I created a gold statue (called, joined the domain, configured custom parameters, view agent installed) and converted to a model. Then, I created a pool on my server administrator to view and added 10 desktop computers.  They have all implemented successfully, however, they all have the same computer name (same name, I named the machine of the gold statue).  The machines that appear in VMware show the naming convention that I created, but the internal computer name is the same for all. I guess that the DNS name.  also, I can have these machines added to the announcement through this process or do they need to be predefined?

  Customization = None seems to be the reason. When we customize him clone all the related machine settings are kept from the model VM, which are the name of the Machine, machine SID, the work/domain group settings, etc. That's why you see Office all the same names as those given to the model. You can create a customization specification in the CR. Instructions to create a file of customiztion specifications in vCenter can be found at:

  http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-4-esx-vcenter/index.jsp?topic=/com.vmware.vsphere.vmadmin.doc_41/vsp_vm_guide/deploy_vms_from_templates_and_clones/t_create_a_customization_specification_for_windows.html

  Use this technique of customization when you create the pool. Hope that helps.

• MenuBar VMware View client Linux

  Now I've reassigned a test PC, and everything works fine. Customer view comes up - everything works like a charm. But how can I disable this menu top bar that confuses my users. See below for my settings.

  

  and my screen with the menu bar "VMware":

  

  Thank you very much!

  Doug

  It's obviously Stratodesk NoTouch, and there is a switch - don't need to go to the command line. Click options of VMware View and set 'Disable the menu bar' on - docs here: http://www.stratodesk.com/kb/VMware_Horizon_View

  That's how I got the Customer View configured (in the management tool):