I was recently asked by a client to assist with migrating their current VMware Site Recovery Manager 5.1.1.7655 from one database server to another. As I’ve done this in the past a few times, I figure it wouldn’t take me much time but to my
One of the clients I’ve been working with over the past few months have had interest in seeing what the vRealize Operations for Horizon had to offer in terms monitoring metrics and alerts so we went and deployed the solution in the environment as a
Problem You attempt to reinstall VMware Horizon View Connection Server on an existing server after removing VMware Horizon View Connection Server from Programs and Features: … but notice that you receive the following error message when you rerun the install on the server: The currently
Those who have recently upgraded to vSphere 5.5 may have noticed that if you’ve also gone ahead and upgraded the virtual machine’s hardware to version 10 would result in the inability to edit the virtual machine’s settings via the vSphere Client because you are now
I don’t usually perform upgrades of Nutanix blocks from 5.1 to 5.5 but I’ve noticed that whenever I do, I’ve always had to reference an email in my Outlook’s Draft folder with the notes and screenshots I’ve captured during a previous upgrade so just in
A client with a VMware View infrastructure that services various offices around the world recently asked me if there was a way to determine what the hostname or IP address of the thin client his users’ were using to connect to the virtual desktops. Having
Problem You’ve noticed that it takes a long time (upwards to 15 seconds) to connect with the VMware Horizon View Client during the Connecting… stage as shown in the screenshot below: Once the login prompt window is displayed, the reset of the connection status including
I’ve received quite a few calls lately from clients who have recently deployed VMware Horizon View version 6.0 and attempted test VMware Horizon HTML Access by clicking the option from the main page as shown here: … only to receive the error: You cannot access
Problem You have 2 VMware Horizon View Connection servers with the version 5.3.2-1887719 in your environment that displays a red exclamation mark under the Last Backup column: Hovering over the red exclamation mark displays the message: One or more View Composer backups failed. See the
Problem One of the most common questions I get asked from clients setting up thin clients is how to pass key combinations such as CTRL+ALT+DELETE that Windows is designed to intercept for security reasons to a VMware View desktop. For those who have worked with
