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• 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.

• VMware view environment for the objective test

  Hello

  I test an application in vmware view environment. Set up a domain (two clients an Ant controller) and I try to install the clients and server of vmware view. Someoane can tell me where I can find a step by step installation guide?

  Thank you inadvance.

  William.

  You cannot install the vcenter on 1, 2 or 3. you need to find #4 =). It cannot be shared with any of the current role server. vCenter 4.1 required 64 bit windows 2008 r2.

  with VMware View, you create a virtual office. 1 Virtual Office = 1 session. and oh yes you will find # 5 which is the host ESX Server where you will be virtual office say windows7 or Windows XP.

  iDLE-jAM | SC 2, SC 3 & VCP 4

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• VMware View State of Session

  If all goes well a small question and answer. I can't find any information on this.

  How does the page VMware View Administrator know if a session is disconnected when it seems that most (all?) of the traffic is PCoIP UDP once established the session to the desktop?

  Are there TCP also at some point so that there is an ACK back?

  Thank you.

  Sorry, does not mean that...

  The view inside the virtual desktop agent is keep track if there is a user logged in or not and reports only to the broker for connections that updates the State of the interface.

  Linjo

• VMware View - Virtual Office registry key based offline IP address of the client?

  Hi VMware Experts-

  I try on VMware View 5, but I'm stumped. Our basic used by the personnel application is accessible via Citrix ICA. I want to start the Citrix ICA application inside the view. This application is one that rent us the 3rd party (several States away) and the method used to connect to it is not editable. The application launches successfully, but a problem.

  When we launch the Citrix ICA connection a registry key is read from the local computer (in my test, it is the virtual office). It is a key, we added that contains the IP address of the machine. The IP address of the key is used by the application accessed through Citrix ICA to assign the user to a number of specific printers.
  
  My question is: after user authentication, how can I have the Desktop read view IP local of the customer who connects, then put this IP address as the registry key in the virtual office? This should happen during each connection, because users are not in the same job every day. I use Windows 7 Pro 64 bits for virtual offices.

  Thank you!

  The customer who connects IP are located under the key of HKU\Volatile environment.    You can use this to fill in everything you need.

• VMware View 3.1 & WYSE V10L - display refresh problem

  Hello world

  We are just in the middle of a VMware View 3; 1 deployment using new WYSE V10L thin client. We seem to have a bit of a problem with the screen refresh rate. Let me explain better (and just to the preface, the dorsal VMware environment runs VI 3.5 on 5 nine HP blades and a NetApp SAN.) The entire network is running Gigabit as well)...

  I don't know if it's just a limitation of the RDP Protocol, but a few of us working on the project need some checks. Basically, a session running on one of these WYSE Terminals it looks like the screen is choppy and the refresh rate of the screen is mediocre. Just regular browsing (scrolling up and down on a Web page) seems to be quite rough as well. Just to give you a comparison, if he were an ordinary PC, I would say that it didn't install the correct display driver. Even simply minimize windows seem to be trolling and the display seems wrong to draw images of the session. You would think that we ran in a remote office WAN, hundreds of miles away. But they were just on a local network (with no sign of any claim/network latency that we see).

  I hope I explained it well enough for you guys to understand. We expected just the performance to be a bit better from a point of view to display. But maybe we ask too through a regular session of the RDP. I'm hoping that someone has faced a similar problem and then I help (or tell us that this is the best we can expect). Of course, it is difficult to really see what I want to say without seeing the problem with your own eyes. Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you, guys.

  gqstyles55

  gqstyles55, any update?

• Overview of VMware View Client 2.1 crash during the connection to the pool offices

  To Horizon View Client updated to version 2.0 2.1, whenever I try to connect to the pool of offices after the connection to the login server, it remains on the 'connection '. "message for a bit before it crashes. This has been the case regardless of which server the connection that I use. Are there others who is to have this similar problem with the new version of the OS X client?

  Thank you, solgae. Team may have found the cause, so there is a patch which includes patches, could help you to check?

  1. backup of the libpcoip_client.dylib in the directory "/ Applications/Horizon of VMware View Client.app/Contents/PlugIns/PCoIPVMView.bundle/Contents/MacOS.

  2. replace by the task libpcoip_client.dylib.

  3. If this patch does not work, please provide the journal.

  -zhanglin

• Restrict the movement of files to physical machine to the Virtual Office (vmware view)

  Hi all

  I have a question, I am using virtual desktop with vmware view. I'm on a physical machine using this machine that I log on to the virtual machine using office remotely. (vmware view). My question is that I don't want the users of the physical machine to copy and paste the files of the virtual machine and vice versa.

  When I open virtual desktop, go to my computer, I see drive c (virtual machine disk) and then share the disks of the physical machine. When I click on them, they open and then I am able to copy all files in this shared folder on the virtual desktop. I want to restrict any idea how could I go about this. Help, please.

  Arun N

  Using RDP?

  In this case, you can use GPO (virtual desktop) to disable drive sharing.

  André

• VMware view for office management

  Our Organization is currently looking in the options of office management. Currently the staff to manage their own desktop computers (run as administrator) and assistance to support (painful, yes I agree). We seek to make progress on the path to a strategy of Fund managed with a product like the MS system center configuration Manager. However, we are also interested the concept of vmware view, since he would theoretically cut down on the need to support and boost security.

  Does anyone have any success stories/reccomendations of implementation of vmware view as a desktop replacement in a common scenario?

  I worked on a project where the customer has replaced desktop 1200 by VDI. Initially they BIG clients like the connection device, but now they also used will be to implement thin clients. It is a client of finance, so that they use Office products, Acrobat Reader and some banking applications.

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• Virtual office to backup VMWare View linked Clone

  Hi all

  I would like to know what the best method is to save the virtual office linked clone on VMWare View. For the moment, I use the latest version of vRanger Pro connection with VCB integration.

  I don't know if I should save the linked clone himself or the parent VM. What the parent snapshot?

  Please advice. Thank you.

  Sang A

  in a persistent pool would really matter because there is no guarantee they would never return the same office again.  If you have a properly configured user environment then persistence or no persistence would not matter that the data would be stored in a place that would be subject to a backup system.   I don't understand the need to safeguard a VDI guest.  back to top comments templates, view servers and the vCenter server.  Comment no way.  backup windows are pretty long already to go back up throw away from devices.

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• 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 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.

• VMWare View 4.6 PCoIP tunneling problem. UDP is not get tunnel

  
  Hello

  I have the black screen "classic" - question.
  So, when I try to connect to a virtual desktop, I am well auhtenticated, I can select a pool of offices, but once the bureau is launching,
  I just get a black screen and afterawhile it times out.

  I read the manuals, the document http://communities.VMware.com/docs/doc-14974 , written by Mark benson; Watched the video; Checked and re-checked the 3 magic steps;
  Blog reading Sláger, Paul http://paulslager.com/?p=1300 and still I'm stuck. I read the (some the) logs from the login view, view Security Server, View Client and Agent of the view server.
  None of the newspapers I read gave me all significant errors that would have solved this for me. Admitted, 'full' newspapers - trace State, there's a lot that wasn't exactly clear to me.

  I have simplified our mitigation debugging environment to be as follows:

  See connection to the server,
  running on Windows Server 2008 R2 (Datacenter) 64-bit VMware View Server connection 4.6.0 - 366101,.
  Checkboxes for both "Tunnel secure HTTPS: connection to Tunnel secure usage on the desktop" and "PCoIP Secure Gateway: use PCoIP PCoIP Gateway Secure connections to desktop" have been checked.

  View secure server,
  running on Windows Server 2008 R2 (Datacenter) 64-bit VMware View Server Security 4.6.0 - 366101,.
  has been paired with the login server and the two aswell "HTTPS Secure Tunnel: external URL" as "PCoIP Secure Gateway: PCoIP external URL" has been set to a virtual IP address in the firewall external dmz with a dst - nat on the real IP address of the Security Server.

  The reviews are pointing to the virtual IP address of the Server Secure View.

  Since it is not a production environment, I installed a bunch of Wireshark to see traffic;
  I ran traffic snooping on the view connection server, see Security Server, View Client and the virtual desktop connected
  at the same time and have verified that traffic TCP PCoIP on get 4172 port of talked about between my security server host <>client - and the
  securityserver <>- virtual desktop just fine. TCP traffic seems to be in the tunnel. But what bothers me is the wireshark on the virtual office reveals that the virtual office is trying
  to talk subject port 4172 - UDP back directly to my reviews host IP traffic. Because this is not allowed by the firewall, the virtual office propably does not work...

  But all scenarios describe only the Security server could handle all pcoip-traffic with the agent of the view (as shown in the documentation of the Architecture in Figure 5-6), so that no direct connection between the Client of the view and the view Agent is necessary... I can't work. But it is possible, right?

  Any ideas what I could do wrong?

  Help really appreciated.

  It works in the way that you described in your original post. There is no obligation for the virtual office send UDP responses to the client. They will be sent on the Security Server, which will forward them to turn to the customer.

  Something must be configured incorrectly.

  Check very carefully the UDP traffic in your wireshark traces. The client, you should see 4172 TCP for the VIP of your SS. You should then see 4172-UDP to the same VIP. You should see the UDP of SS response to the customer data. The destination for this data answer UDP port must be the source port used for the UDP request. The source for the response data port must be 4172.

  Then check your wireshark SS track. You should see the same customer traffic and you should see a similar PCoIP conversation between the SS and the virtual office. From the virtual desktop, the SS looks like a customer. PCoIP UDP must be sent to the SS, when it is properly configured.

  Client - TCP 4172-> SS - TCP 4172-> Virtual Office

  Customer - UDP 4172-> SS - UDP 4172-> Virtual Office

  Customer<-UDP 4172--="" ss=""><-UDP 4172--="" virtual="" desktop="" (the="" 4172="" here="" is="" src="" port,="" the="" dst="" udp="" port="" will="" be="" the="" source="" port="" of="" the="" udp="" request="" packets="" above)="" 4172--="" virtual="" desktop="" (the="" 4172="" here="" is="" src="" port,="" the="" dst="" udp="" port="" will="" be="" the="" source="" port="" of="" the="" udp="" request="" packets="">

  If you have verified that you can connect to the same virtual desktop with PCoIP then this problem will not be something to do with the virtual office or agent of view etc.

  Check your display settings, network, firewall and NAT.

  Select this option.

• Testing VMware View 4.0 problems

  I test a trial version of VMware View 4 and needs help with some problems, that I manage to get the software to work.

  The problems are:

  -Use of vSphere 4.0 Client to manage the ESX, the feature 'Models and virtual computers' server is missing from the inventory menu.

  -After creating a Windows XP VM on the ESX Server, I am not able to create a model of the virtual machine.

  -Help the administrator view, there is no source of office, and I'm not able to create jobs, or add users or groups, even if I am connected to the server VirtualCenter and display server in the Configuration section.

  I have installed and configured the following:

  -ESX 4.0

  -VMware vCenter with View Composer on a Windows 2003 server,

  -Find out the connection to the server on another Windows 2003 Server

  -A Windows XP VM with the view on the ESX Server agent

  -client vSphere 4 on my PC

  The problems I encounter are similar to the following thread:

  http://communities.VMware.com/thread/255512

  the difference in my case is that I installed vCenter and view server connection?

  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  It seems that you connect directly to the ESX Server and not to the vCenter.

  Sources of funds will be filled when you configured your pools correctly in the display manager.

  Best regards

  Linjo

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• Test environment for VMware View 7 - PCoIP Protocol does not work properly

  We test VMware View 7 with as many Thin Clients and customers zero (Teradici)

  When we try to connect via RDP Protocol, it works fine. When we try to connect via the PCoIP Protocol, desktop display seems to blink (about 2 times per second) and display resolution is not acceptable. So, there is a problem with the Protocol (broker or Office VM)

  There are no firewall in the middle.

  Desktop virtual has a clean install.

  So... anyone have the same number? or similar?

  How much video Ram?

  You can increase the video Ram.