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

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