Teradici released a new  PCoIP zero client and host card firmware and the PCoIP Management Console. The following releases are now available for download on the Teradici support site (techsupport.teradici.com):

• Firmware 3.5.0 for PCoIP Zero Clients and PCoIP Host Cards.
• PCoIP Management Console 1.7.0

Firmware 3.5.0 update includes key feature enhancements including:

• USB2.0 with VMware View sessions
• Imprivata OneSign® Virtual Desktop Access via proximity cards with VMware View
• IEEE 802.1x network security
• IPv6 support. 

With this release, Teradici continues to innovate PCoIP zero client technology and accelerate the adoption

The View desktops we’ve got setup are using linked clones and persistent disks which map to the D:\ in the users sessions. Of course this means the users profile is loaded to the D:\ instead of C:\ in the virtual desktops. My issue is, when a new users comes from our old environment into the test view setup, their Outlook is trying to find their OST file on the C:\ (c:\document and settings\…etc). The users data has been loaded to the D:\ though. The only way I’ve found to get around this is going into the Contol Panel in the users session, deleting their Outlook profile,

Solution:

Microsoft saves information about profile under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\Outlook

So, within regedit, I right-clicked on HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\Outlook then chose Export. For Save as Type, I changed the value to "Text Files (*.txt)". I then opened the text file I created with Notepad. You can’t just search for "Outlook.ost", since there are null, i.e. 00, characters stored between each character. They show up in an ASCII representation as dots. E.g. Outlook.ost would be O.u.t.l.o.o.k…o.s.t.

Since the "Outlook.ost" could be broken across multiple lines, I decided just to search for o.s.t. I found the following in the text file I had created.

Value 31

  Name:            001f6610

  Type:            REG_BINARY

  Data:           

00000000   43 00 3a 00 5c 00 44 00 – 6f 00 63 00 75 00 6d 00  C.:.\.D.o.c.u.m.

00000010   65 00 6e 00 74 00 73 00 – 20 00 61 00 6e 00 64 00  e.n.t.s. .a.n.d.

00000020   20 00 53 00 65 00 74 00 – 74 00 69 00 6e 00 67 00   .S.e.t.t.i.n.g.

00000030   73 00 5c 00 4a 00 69 00 – 6d 00 5c 00 4c 00 6f 00  s.\.J.i.m.\.L.o.

00000040   63 00 61 00 6c 00 20 00 – 53 00 65 00 74 00 74 00  c.a.l. .S.e.t.t.

00000050   69 00 6e 00 67 00 73 00 – 5c 00 41 00 70 00 70 00  i.n.g.s.\.A.p.p.

00000060   6c 00 69 00 63 00 61 00 – 74 00 69 00 6f 00 6e 00  l.i.c.a.t.i.o.n.

00000070   20 00 44 00 61 00 74 00 – 61 00 5c 00 4d 00 69 00   .D.a.t.a.\.M.i.

00000080   63 00 72 00 6f 00 73 00 – 6f 00 66 00 74 00 5c 00  c.r.o.s.o.f.t.\.

00000090   4f 00 75 00 74 00 6c 00 – 6f 00 6f 00 6b 00 5c 00  O.u.t.l.o.o.k.\.

000000a0   6f 00 75 00 74 00 6c 00 – 6f 00 6f 00 6b 00 2e 00  o.u.t.l.o.o.k…

000000b0   6f 00 73 00 74 00 00 00 -                          o.s.t…

I could also have searched in the .reg file I created when I exported the registry information from the other computer. But, again, you can’t just search for "Outlook.ost" in the .reg file you created, either, since the information in it is the hexadecimal representation of the binary data in the registry keys. You would need to convert a string, such as "ost" to hexadecimal form. You can do that at String – ASCII, HEX, Binary Converter. In the String field, I put in ost. The converter showed me the equivalent hex value is 6F 73 74. Note: the converter shows decimal/ASCII, binary, and hex values. Make sure you use the correct one. Also note that the hexadecimal representation of "OST" is not the same as "ost". Since the error message I received referred to Outlook.ost, I converted "ost" to hexadecimal. Again, it may be better to limit the length of the string to reduce the chance it will be broken across multiple lines in the file.

Once you have the hexadecimal equivalent of the ASCII string, you still can’t just search for it, i.e. a search for 6F7374 wouldn’t work. The hexadecimal numbers are stored in the .reg file with commas and the null character, 00, between them. I.e., I would need to search for 6f,00,73,00,74 instead.

In the .reg file found it among the following lines:

"001f6610"=hex:43,00,3a,00,5c,00,44,00,6f,00,63,00,75,00,6d,00,65,00,6e,00,74,\

  00,73,00,20,00,61,00,6e,00,64,00,20,00,53,00,65,00,74,00,74,00,69,00,6e,00,\

  67,00,73,00,5c,00,4a,00,69,00,6d,00,5c,00,4c,00,6f,00,63,00,61,00,6c,00,20,\

  00,53,00,65,00,74,00,74,00,69,00,6e,00,67,00,73,00,5c,00,41,00,70,00,70,00,\

  6c,00,69,00,63,00,61,00,74,00,69,00,6f,00,6e,00,20,00,44,00,61,00,74,00,61,\

  00,5c,00,4d,00,69,00,63,00,72,00,6f,00,73,00,6f,00,66,00,74,00,5c,00,4f,00,\

  75,00,74,00,6c,00,6f,00,6f,00,6b,00,5c,00,6f,00,75,00,74,00,6c,00,6f,00,6f,\

  00,6b,00,2e,00,6f,00,73,00,74,00,00,00

I noticed it was associated with a "001f6610" entry. When I had searched the text file, I had also seen Outlook.ost associated with "Name: 001f6610".

You can delete the following registry key with group policy preferences to disable using Offline Folders after disabling Use Cached Mode in Group Policy:

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\Outlook\13dbb0c8aa05101a9bb000aa002fc45a\001f6610

VMware View makes it easy to extend to your users the opportunity to work where you want and on the device they choose. Today, we are excited to make this even easier with the release three new or updated mobile clients:

• VMware View Client for iPad 1.2 (Photo below showing new presentation mode!*)

• VMware View Client for Android Tablets

• VMware View Client for Cius

Let’s talk about the new clients…

VMware View Client for iPad 1.2
Building on the earlier View Client for iPad we released in March, VMware View Client for iPad 1.2 makes it easier, faster and better than ever to connect to your View desktop.

Optimized for VMware View 5
With support for VMware View 5, you can get better performance with reduced bandwidth options as well as more resilient connections to your desktop than previous versions.

Move Back and Forth between Windows Desktop and iOS Apps
Now with support for background multitasking, you can jump from your Windows desktop to another iPad app and then right back into the Windows desktop to where you left off!

Simpler to Connect with Embedded RSA Soft Token
If you need to use an RSA key to authenticate to connect to your View Desktop, just activate the RSA soft token built into the View Client for iPad and you just need to enter your RSA PIN when you connect to your View desktop.

Support for iOS 5 and Apple AirPlay
That right… VMware View Client for iPad 1.2 works well with iOS 5 and takes advantage of Apple AirPlay and an available AppleTV to use your big screen TV as a display for your View desktop. While some people might think that Apple TV is just for fun, it can now blur the lines between work and play and represents the best the post-PC era has to offer.

Work Smarter with Presentation Mode *
Use an external monitor or AirPlay in iOS 5 and the iPad display turns into a trackpad / keyboard while the external screen shows your View desktop!

Speaks Your Language
The latest VMware View client is now available in English, French, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Korean. When working multi-byte Asian languages, the new local input mode enables you to type in full lines of complete multi-byte words and then send them to your View desktop.

The new VMware View Client for iPad is available in the Apple App Store today! Check it out!

For those of you who follow this blog and use Android based tablets. Today we are happy to release our production Android clients for Android Tablets and the Cisco Cius. After all it is about supporting the tablet you choose.

VMware View Client for Android Tablets and the Cisco Cius
Whether you are using a Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 or 10.1, an LG/T-mobile G-Slate, a Motorola Xoom or any of the other newly available Honeycomb-based Android tablets or the Cisco Cius, you can get the most of your View desktop on the Android tablet you choose.

Optimized for VMware View 5
The VMware View Client for Android Tablets is the first Android client to support the PCoIP display protocol for best performance with VMware View 4.6 and View 5 users. With support for VMware View 5, you can get better performance with reduced bandwidth options as well as more resilient connections to your View desktop.

Move Back and Forth between Windows Desktop and Android Apps
Leveraging the power of Android multitasking, you can jump from your Windows desktop to another Android app and then right back into the Windows desktop to where you left off!

Speaks Your Language
The latest VMware View Client for Android is available in English, French, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Korean. When working multi-byte Asian languages, local input mode enables you to type in full lines of complete multi-byte words and then send them to your View desktop.

The new VMware View Client for Android Tablets is available in the Android Marketplace and the VMware View Client for Cius will soon be available in Cisco’s AppHQ. Check them out today!

Blindly deploying entirely the same Windows desktop image that was used for the physical desktops is not the smartest thing to do. Running Windows in a VDI environment requires a decent amount of optimizing. This optimizing is nothing new. Quest has been optimizing SBC environments for over ten years now and many of things that we learned there (the hard way) apply equally to VDI environments.

Quest created a piece of software that contains our entire ‘optimizing knowledge’ called the Quest vWorkspace Desktop Optimizer and it is Free!

Although optimized for Quest vWorkspace environments, the Quest vWorkspace Desktop Optimizer will work just as well in Citrix XenDesktop or VMware View environments. You can download the Quest vWorkspace Desktop Optimizer HERE. Read HERE important information on how to use the Quest vWorkspace Desktop Optimizer.

You can make machine based selections for turning off services and functions that may not be required when the operating system is running in a VDI environment such as hibernation, system restore, and background defrag, as well as adjusting some user based settings such as visual effects, font smoothing and off-screen composition for Internet Explorer.

The beta of this tool is available from http://www.autoitscript.com/files/tools/VDIOptimizer.zip but please remember The tool is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, confers no rights, and is not supported by the authors or Microsoft Corporation.

Source: Optimizing Windows 7 images for use in VDI

Check out the Video

VMware Party Rock Parody

And off Course the New features in View 5:

PCoIP WAN performance optimization – Improvements on PCoIP protocol performance in low-bandwidth WAN environments. Users who connect to their desktops over an external WAN have enhanced desktop experience.

PCoIP Build-to-Lossless – PCoIP now provides the ability to turn off Build-to-Lossless. This is the feature that puts PCoIP in parity with ICA when the discussion is around bandwidth consumption. Build-to-Lossless is ON by default and included in the PCoIP protocol within VMware View. I have prepared another post specifically to discuss this feature along with other important changes to the display protocol.

VMware Client Side Caching – VMware View Client (Windows Only) now implements a client side image caching to store portions of the display that were previously transmitted. Image caching reduces the amount of data that is retransmitted and improve user experience. This cache can be managed and it’s size can be modified. I have prepared an article specifically to address this feature.

Support for 3D graphics on vSphere 5.0 – This feature provides View desktops with vGPU graphics enablement available on vSphere 5.0 platforms (hardware version 8). View users can take advantage of desktop graphics enhancements provided by AERO (such as peek, shake, and Flip 3D) and the 3D capabilities of Windows Office 2010 (such as picture editing, slide transitions and animations, presentation-to-video conversion, video embedding, editing, and 3D rotations). Include here: Support for DirectX9 and OpenGL 2.1

View Persona Management – The View Persona Management feature manages user profiles in a secure and centralized environment. (User profiles include user data and settings, application data and settings, and Windows registry settings configured by user applications.) View Persona Management allows IT organizations to simplify and automate the capture and management of a user’s persona while providing a rich user experience. View Persona Management offers the following benefits:

• Provides a user profile that is independent of the virtual desktop. When a user logs into any desktop, the same profile appears.
• Lets you configure and manage personas entirely within View. You do not have to configure Windows roaming profiles.
• Expands functionality and improves performance compared to Windows roaming profiles.
• Minimizes login impact by downloading only the files that Windows requires, such as user registry files. Other files are copied to the local desktop when the user or an application opens them from the local profile folder.
• Copies recent changes in the local profile to a remote profile repository at configurable intervals, typically once every few minutes.

Client certificate checking for Windows Clients – You can configure remote Windows clients to require certificate verification. Users without valid certificates are denied access to View Connection Server. Alternatively, you can use a Warn But Allow mode that supports self-signed server certificates and lets users connect to View Connection Server with certificates that have expired or are not yet valid. You can also set a No Security mode that lets users connect without certificate checking.

Support for vSphere 5.0 and hardware v8 – Remote View desktops can be hardware v8 virtual machines. Hardware v8 is not supported for desktops that run in local mode.

We use the Wyse P20 zero client.

Step 1 was to config the VMware View Desktop Pool Multiple Monitor Support

Ensure your desktop pool is configured to support 2 monitors.

Sign into the VMware View Administrator go to Inventory go to Pools. Select your Pool  Click the Edit button. Go to the Pool Settings Tab under Remote Desktop Protocol change the max number of monitors to 2.

Step 2. Choosing Multi-monitor in VMware View Client

In the VMware View client you must enable multiple monitor support. However, when we used the Zero client (Wyse P20) to connect to your virtual desktop pool the Display option isn’t even present. So what you need to do is access the VMware View Client on a desktop PC or Laptop, sign in as the user that needs multiple monitor support, select the desktop pool and set the display to Multimonitor.  Login and wait till the desktop is fully loaded and then logoff. Then when the user signs in on the Zero client (Wyse P20) Multiple Monitor support will be engaged because you set it previously..

VMware View Bootcamp Series

Design Considerations Guidelines for VMware View – Overview

• Speaker – John Dodge, Sr. Manager PSO Services, VMware
• Overview of the technical considerations to keep in mind while you’re designing a View environment

Watch the Video

Storage Deep Dive – Considerations and Best Practices

• Speaker – Jim Yanik, Sr. Systems Engineer, VMware
• How to design your storage infrastructure to fit your environment
• Sizing and workload considerations

Watch the Video

Network Considerations and Best Practices

• Speaker – Shannon McFarland; Consulting Engineer for Data Center technologies and Enterprise IPv6 design on Cisco’s Consulting Engineering team in the Office of the CTO, Cisco
• Network requirements for LAN and WAN
• Bandwidth requirements deep dive
• Security considerations – Security Server, AV, Encryption, Authentication

Watch the Video

Optimizing the Base Image for VMware View

• Speaker – Todd Dayton, Staff Product Manager, Desktop Product Management, VMware
• How to build and tune your desktop image
• User and workload considerations
• OS specific tips (XP, Win7)

Watch the Video

Delivering Applications

• Speaker – Heath Doer, Sr Systems Engineer, VMware
• Packaging and updates (applink and appsync)
• Best practices-storage, image management and application deployment
• Application migration, application conflict and compatibility

Watch the Video

PCoIP Implementation Overview and PCoIP Tuning Best Practices

• Speaker – Chuck Hirstius, PSO, WW Advanced Services, VMware
• How to optimize PCoIP for different types of workloads
• How to optimize for LAN, mobile and remote users
• Bandwidth requirements

Watch the Video

Automating View 4.5 with Powershell

• Speaker – Tom Elliot, Sr. MTS, Enterprise Desktop, VMware
• Introduction to View PowerCLI
• Setting up an environment and basic tasks
• Creating your own scripts
• Integrating with vSphere

Watch the Video

Leveraging Security Server for PCoIP

• Speaker – Mark Benson, View Architect, Enterprise Desktop, VMware
• Introduction to Security Server

Watch the Video

VMware View’s Reference Architecture

• Speaker – Mac Binesh, Sr. Technical Marketing Manager, Enterprise Desktop, VMware
• Review of RA for stateless desktops
• Description of test environment, equipment and lab results

Watch the Video

Reboot and then setup continues
 
 
 

Edit Package.ini

Add the following line under:
[VMware View Client.exe]
Source=%ProgramFilesDir%\VMware\VMware View\Client\bin\wswc.exe
;Change ReadOnlyData to bin\Package.ro.tvr to build with old versions(4.6.0 or earlier) of tools
ReadOnlyData=Package.ro.tvr
WorkingDirectory=%ProgramFilesDir%\VMware\VMware View\Client\bin\
ObjectTypes=VMware_VDM_Client;VMware_VDM_Client.1
Shortcuts=%Desktop%;%Programs%\VMware;%AppData%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch

Commandline=%ProgramFilesDir%\VMware\VMware View\Client\bin\wswc –serverurl viewdemo.wardvissers.nl

Open Project Folder:
Remove the following Folders

%AppData%
%Common Desktop%
%Common Programs%
%Desktop%
%drive_C%
%Local AppData%
%Personal%
%Profile%
%Program Files Common%
%SystemRoot%

Then Click on Build

You can read the release notes Here.

Downloads:
Wyse P20 Firmware

Management software for P20

Wyse P20 WDM package

Updated Features:
Security servers can now accommodate PCoIP connections – Security servers now include a PCoIP Secure Gateway component. The PCoIP Secure Gateway connection offers the following advantages:

• The only remote desktop traffic that can enter the corporate data center is traffic on behalf of a strongly authenticated user.
• Users can access only the desktop resources that they are authorized to access.
• No VPN is required, as long as PCoIP is not blocked by any networking component.
• Security servers with PCoIP support run on Windows Server 2008 R2 and take full advantage of the 64-bit architecture.

Enhanced USB device compatibility - View 4.6 supports USB redirection for syncing and managing iPhones and iPads with View desktops. This release also includes improvements for using USB scanners, and adds to the list of USB printers that you can use with thin clients. For more information, see the list of View Client resolved issues.

Keyboard mapping improvements - Many keyboard-related issues have been fixed. For more information, see the list of View Client resolved issues.

New timeout setting for SSO users - With the single-sign-on (SSO) feature, after users authenticate to View Connection Server, they are automatically logged in to their View desktop operating systems. This new timeout setting allows administrators to limit the number of minutes that the SSO feature is valid for.
For example, if an administrator sets the time limit to 10 minutes, then 10 minutes after the user authenticates to View Connection Server, the automatic login ability expires. If the user then walks away from the desktop and it becomes inactive, when the user returns, the user is prompted for login credentials. For more information, see the VMware View Administration documentation.

VMware View 4.6 includes more than 160 bug fixes – For descriptions of selected resolved issues, see Resolved Issues.

Support for Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 operating systems (Not Experimental of RC wrong on the VMware site)

VDI Documentation
VMware View 4.6 Release Notes
VMware View Architecture Planning
VMware View Administration
VMware View Installation
VMware View Upgrades
VMware View Integration

If you have already installed these patches, you can install VMware View Client (build 353760) or uninstall the Microsoft patches.

If you have not installed these patches, delay the installation of the Microsoft patches until you have installed VMware View Client (build 353760).

VMware View Client build 353760 has been tested on:

• Windows 7 Enterprise 32 bit +  Internet Explorer 8
• Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit +  Internet Explorer 8
• Windows 7 Home 32 bit +  Internet Explorer 8 

The View Client patch can be downloaded from here. Enter your credentials, accept the EULA and download the appropriate file:

• If you are using Windows 7 32-bit, use VMware-viewclient-4.5.0-353760.exe.
• If you are using Windows 7 64-bit, use VMware-viewclient-x86_64-4.5.0-353760.exe.

To apply this patch

1. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs.
2. Choose the previously installed VMware View Client and click Remove.
3. Navigate to where you downloaded VMware-viewclient-xxx-4.5.0-353760.exe and run the executable file.
4. Follow the installation installation wizard to complete installation.
5. Reboot the computer.

Very Important: VMware View Clients with build number 353760 or later are not affected by this issue.

VMWare View Client GPO settings
- Enable the shade
- Pin the shade
- Don’t check monitor alignment on spanning
- Color depth
- Desktop background
- Show contents of window while dragging
- Menu and window animation
- Themes
- Cursor shadow
- Font smoothing
- Desktop composition
- Audio redirection
- Redirect drives
- Redirect printers
- Redirect serial ports
- Redirect smart cards
- Redirect clipboard
- Redirect supported plug-and-play devices
- Bitmap caching
- Shadow bitmaps
- Cache persistence active
- Enable compression
- Windows key combination redirection
- Bitmap cache file size

The VMware View ADM files can be found on the following place:

“C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware View\Server\Extras\GroupPolicyFiles”

- vdm_agent.adm contains properties relating to the authentication and
environmental components of a client desktop controlled by View Agent
-  vdm_client.adm contains properties relating to the configuration parameters of
View Client
- vdm_server.adm contains properties relating to View Connection Server
- vdm_common.adm contains properties relating to all components of View Manager
- pcoip.adm PCOIP Performance properties

Meer hierover vindt je in VMWare View Manager Administration Guide & VMWare XP deployment Guide

1. Windows XP SP3 ISO nodig
2. Maak een XP virtuele machine aan met een buslogic harddisk van 16GB en 512MB geheugen 
2. Maak een een harddisk aan van SCSI harddisk aan van 16GB.
3. Boot vanaf de ISO
4. Mount the vmscsi-1.2.0.2.flp”
5. Op de VM ga naar edit settings en dan naar de Options tab en in General gedeelte haal het vinkje weg bij Enable logging.
6. Na installatie Verwijder the Serial, Parallel and Floppy ports.
7. Installeer VMWare Tools custom zonder de Shared Folders driver.
8. Installeer de VMWare View Client
9. Werk de VM helemaal bij zonder de volgende updates.
    – Microsoft Base Smart Card Cryptographic Service Provider Package: x86
    – Microsoft Windows Search 4.0 for Windows XP

Configuren van de XP Template

1. Deze Computer, Advanced tabblad, Performance settings. Kies voor “Adjust for best performance”.

2. Disable Automatisch Updates

3. Turn Off System Restore

4. Verwijder alle overbodige Windows Componenten.

5. Open User Accounts, click Change the way users log on or off, Uncheck both boxes .

6. Verwijder alle overbodige snelkoppelingen onder All Users Profiel.

7. Disable de volgende services:
- Computer Browser
- Help and Support
- Indexing Service
- IPSec Service
- Network Local Awareness
- Security Center
- Shell Hardware Detection
- SSDP Discovery Service
- System Restore Service
- Task Scheduler
- Themes
- Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
- Wireless Zero Configuration

8. Start –> Run –> FSUTIL behavior set disablelastaccess 1

9. Start –> Run –> sfc /purgecache

10. Start –> Run –> sfc /cachesize=0

11. Start –> Run –> Regsvr32.exe /u msutb.dll

12. Start –> Settings –> Printers and Faxes.
      File, Server Properties, Advanced tab verwijder alle vinkjes

13. Installeer User Profile Hive Cleanup Service

14. Start –> Control Panel –> Network Connections –> LAN –> Properties Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
–> Properties > Stel het IP address van je DNS Servers in. 

15. Verwijder alle overbodige mappen. Zoals C:\WINDOWS\$hf_mig$

16. Draai Disk Clean Up

17. Defragmenteer de Schijf

18. Vergeet ook niet op RDP aan te zetten

19. Maak een nieuwe gebruiker aan en configureer dit profiel en als je klaar bent log dan in met administrator account en kopieer het profiel naar de default user

20. Verwijder de tijdelijke gebruiker die je hier voor hebt aangemaakt.

21. Zet de VM uit en maak een snapshot en convert to template.

 
3.  Aanmaken van een Desktop Pool.

4. Zorg dat in Active Directory een groep hebt gemaakt waarin elke user zit die een desktop mag gebruiken. Ik heb groep View Gebruikers aan gemaakt.

5. En dat was het.

VMware View Connection Server
• Pentium IV 2.0Ghz processor or higher — dual processors are recommended
• 2GB RAM or higher — 3GB RAM is recommended for deployments of 50 or more View Manager desktops. VMware View connection server can handle 2,000 connections in clear mode and 750 in tunneled mode.
• One or more 10/100Mbps network interface controllers (NIC) — 1Gbps NIC is recommended

Supported Operating Systems
The VMware View Connection Server can be installed on the following 32-bit operating systems:
• Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition with SP2
• Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition with SP2
• Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise Edition with SP2
• Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition with SP2

VMware View Connection Server Licences:
• VMware View Manager
• VMware View Manager with View Composer
• VMware View Manager with View Composer, and Offline Desktop

2. Maak op de server waar ook vCenter geïnstalleerd is een nieuwe database aan genaamd View Composer.
3.

Features: -Simplified Desktop Management - Automated Desktop Provisioning - Advanced Virtual Desktop Image Management - Su-erior End User Experience - Built-in Security - Availability and Scalability - Streamlined Application Management - Offline Desktop (Experimental) - Windows 7 Support (Technology Preview) - Thin Client Support

Downloaden doe je hier: Download

Bekijk HIER de gave demo die tijdens de introductie van VMWare View 4.0 in Nederland gemaakt werd door Eric Sloof